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Kyocera Echo

Replying to: Why? by AndroidRules Feb 25, 2011, 2:35 PM

Re: Why?

by 2joey2 Feb 26, 2011, 9:44 AM

i COMPLETELY agree!! why not focus on improving multi-touch or spend the extra production cost on upgrading the screen quality... or processor... or battery life... or speaker... or hdmi output... or even simply a better camera???? sure, there are a FEW uses for dual-screens, but for (what i'm sure will be) such a high price-point, 2 screens just isn't worth it. thank you, kyocera, for giving a perfect example as to why NOBODY considers you a legitimate phone manufacturer anymore

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