Verizon's Samsung U430 excites our inner milquetoast

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VZWguy @ Jun 24th 2008 11:20PM

the above poster is right, these may be the thinsg most of us who read this care about the LEAST, but these low end devices are what makes carriers tons of money. every carrier has these devices, I am always suprised when you gusy post the verizon ones and not the alltel/sprint/att models. were is the post about the awesome ax300 for alltell? were is the post about the M300 from sprint? wich is basically a cllone of this device.

were is the post about A437 from ATT??

oh, they are not here....because nobody gives a crap abotu them either, but for some reason we get the verizon models, and as usual we get chris bagging on verizon with his witless and wet humor that provides us with little to no info.

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Chris Ziegler @ Jun 24th 2008 11:30PM

So.... what are you suggesting here? Do you want us to:

A) Tirelessly wax poetic about every low-end phone that hits the
market?
B) Use posts like this to talk about how wonderfully serviceable
these devices are and congratulate Verizon on bagging a surefire
moneymaker?
C) Continue to cherry-pick the occasional low end device (regardless
of carrier) to keep enthusiasts abreast of the whole market,
particularly when the information is leaked?

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Hooterman @ Jun 25th 2008 12:56PM

I choose C

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M @ Jun 25th 2008 3:17PM

I think VZWguy would choose C, but he would prefer more of the "regardless of carrier" part instead of just focusing on VZW entry levels.

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