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Admit it. You only carry a cell phone because you have to.

People of this age have only recently gotten comfortable with the habit of keeping their phone on and using them for something other than business or household emergencies. They aren't big on features - most won't even use the messaging included in these handsets - but they are sticklers for call quality and ease of use. Each of these phones don't just sound good, they look professional. These people are too mature to use phones that look like toys.

AT&T: Nokia 6126 Find out more Buy this phone	Sprint: Motorola KRZR K1m Find out more Buy this phone
T-Mobile: Motorola KRZR K1 Find out more Buy this phone	Verizon: LG VX8700 Find out more Buy this phone

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