PC World Evaluation Team Review - MSI PS63
The MSI PS63 is an amazing laptop and I would definitely consider buying one in the future.
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Motorola Gleam mobile phone
The Motorola Gleam is a flashback to yesteryear when thin flip phones were all the rage
- 57 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 99.00
Telstra EasyTouch Discovery 3 mobile phone
Telstra EasyTouch Discovery 3 review: A 3G mobile phone specifically targeted at seniors and older Australians
- 150 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 240.00
Sony Ericsson txt pro mobile phone (preview)
Sony Ericsson txt pro: Sony Ericsson brings a full QWERTY keyboard to the entry-level pre-paid market
- 21 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
TBA
Telstra EasyCall 2 mobile phone
Telstra EasyCall 2 review: The Telstra Easy Call 2 makes it easy for seniors to stay in touch
- 159 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 99.00
Doro PhoneEasy 410s mobile phone
Doro PhoneEasy 410s review: A basic mobile phone designed purely for seniors
- 75 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 169.00
Telstra Smart-Touch Android phone
Telstra Smart-Touch review: Telstra's Smart-Touch may be the first Android phone to break the $100 price barrier, but its poor quality display makes for a mediocre user experience
- 162 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 99.00
Telstra T100 mobile phone
Telstra T100 review: A $49 prepaid Next G mobile phone that is relatively straightforward to use
- 79 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 49.00
LG Craze mobile phone
LG Craze review: The LG Craze possesses a good physical keyboard and a sturdy design
- 25 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 129.00
Telstra Glide mobile phone
Telstra Glide review: The Telstra Glide is a cheap prepaid mobile phone that is poorly designed and built
- 58 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 129.00
Sony Ericsson Cedar mobile phone
Sony Ericsson Cedar review: An entry-level mobile phone with green credentials
- 78 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 79.00
Nokia C3 mobile phone
Nokia C3 review: The C3 is well designed and has an excellent physical keyboard
- 22 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 99.00
Nokia E5 smartphone
Nokia E5 review: A QWERTY-equipped smartphone for business and leisure
- 62 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 329.00
Nokia X3 Touch and Type mobile phone
Nokia X3 Touch and Type review: Nokia's X3 combines a basic touchscreen with a regular numeric keypad to surprisingly good effect
- 38 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 199.00
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro smartphone
Impressive video recording isn't enough to offset a clunky Symbian touch operating system and questionable build quality.
RRP:
TBA
Samsung Wave smartphone
The Samsung Wave is a great debut for the Bada OS, although only a limited number of apps are currently available
- 6 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 599.00
BlueAnt T1 rugged Bluetooth headset
A rugged BlueAnt Bluetooth headset that includes silicon covers to protect from dust and drops
- 9 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 99.95
Sony Ericsson T715 mobile phone
Sony Ericsson's T715 mobile phone is an inexpensive, entry-level slider handset with built-in Twitter and Facebook apps
- 7 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 169.00
HTC Smart mobile phone
The budget-focussed HTC Smart borrows many design cues from the Android operating system, but has basic features and lacks a third-party application store
- 5 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
TBA
Samsung B3410 mobile phone
The Samsung B3410 is an entry-level touchscreen mobile phone that includes a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, but lacks 3G connectivity.
- 12 users want this
- Full Review
RRP:
$ 199.00
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This smart laptop was enjoyable to use and great to work on – creating content was super simple.
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The MSI PS63 is an amazing laptop and I would definitely consider buying one in the future.
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