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Review: Samsung Propel

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In addition to the shortcut key for frequently used functions, Propel has nine main menu items, all with easy to identify icons and easy to navigate in either a 3 x 3 icon grid or as a numbered list. You also can choose a pop-up menu option which automatically displays sub-menu lists in a pop-up window when you highlight a main menu item. These pop-ups are handy as you're learning your way around the phone.

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Samsung Propel A767

2.2" display 220 x 176 pixels
1,000 mAh battery
Memory Card Slot, Hardware Text Keyboard

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