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  iXpand 3G

  Despite its stylish iPhone-like design, the iXpand 3G is best avoided due to its sub-par battery performance.

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  Samsung B3310

  The Samsung B3310 is simple and fuss-free, and is suited to those who need a phone for making calls and the occasional web surfing or social networking.

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  Band Hero (DS)

  The DS version of Band Hero tries to deliver the experience you get from the full console versions of Band Hero, but struggles to deliver a genuinely fun portable gaming experience.

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  Billion BiPAC 7404VNPX

  The 7404VNPX has pretty much every feature you could ever wish for in a modem router — except stability.

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  INQ Chat 3G

  The INQ Chat 3G takes the popular, inexpensive INQ1 and slaps a full QWERTY keyboard on top. It's an addition as delicious as gravy on a pile of mashed potatoes, but the Chat 3G doesn't live up to the BlackBerry devices that it emulates.

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  Maestro! Jump in Music

  Maestro combines rhythm and platforming to make a charming little adventure that is enjoyable and rewarding, providing you like classical music.

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  Nokia 5130 XpressMusic

  There are a few places we can understand that Nokia could skimp on when it comes to a budget handset — build quality and call clarity, however, are not examples of these areas.

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  LG Watch Phone GD910

  The GD910 certainly has wow-factor. It looks like a watch but performs well as a mobile phone cum messenger. Sadly, the high price really dents the appeal of this wonderful gadget.

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  Mophie Juice Pack Air

  It costs a pretty penny, but for people who need more juice in their iPhone, the Juice Pack Air is worth every cent.

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  Edimax nLite 3G-6200n 3G Broadband Router

  Edimax's nLite 3G-capable router might sucker you in with a bargain price point, but you'll pay a hefty frustration price along the way.

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  Nokia X6

  Nokia has announced its next Comes with Music handset, and it looks to be the goods. Gone is the resistive touchscreens of its earlier models, plus it has a whopping 32GB of storage to keep your music on.

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  Nokia 5230

  Nokia looks set to flood the market with its growing touchscreen line-up across all the major segments, with the 5230 filling the budget model gap.

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  Nokia 3G Booklet

  After years of calling its phones "multimedia computers", Nokia finally launches a real one.

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  Virgin VMX

  The VMX is a phone with many shortcomings, but most of these are outweighed by the AU$99 price tag. For most people who just need the basics, the VMX will do the trick.

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  NetComm 3G18Wn 3G USB 11n Wi-Fi Router

  The 3G18Wn provides good 802.11n performance, 3G USB modem compatibility and a great fall-back position for those using both wireless and wired internet connections.

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  Sony Ericsson W508

  The W508 is a great phone for listening to music and playing games, but it's yet another Walkman phone from Sony Ericsson that doesn’t really standout from the pack.

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  The Beatles: Rock Band

  After a string of disappointing Guitar Hero franchises, Harmonix looks to reinvent the "band-based" rhythm game genre with The Beatles: Rock Band.

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  Sony Walkman X-series (16GB) NWZ-X1050

  Great sound, brilliant OLED touchscreen, noise cancellation and as much YouTube as your Wi-Fi can handle. Shame about the extortionate price.

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  Sony Ericsson W302 Walkman

  The Sony Ericsson W302 Walkman delivers good sound quality in a neat design for a low price. For those who want a decent, inexpensive phone that plays music, it's a good choice, but don't bother with the poor camera and web browser.

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  Apple iPod Shuffle (3rd generation)

  The Apple iPod Shuffle (3rd generation) is not bad as a budget player, but it has too many limitations for us to recommend it.

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