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The Sprint A920 phone: should you buy it, or a PDA smartphone? (continued)

The phone itself is definitely a four-star device. But the software on the phone was cranky and each new feature required another trip to your wallet. We can certainly recommend the A920, but we think Sprint can do better with the easy things: interface and fees.

Make no mistake. We do not condone Sprint's constant moneygrubbing. Given the phone's price of only $119, we can forgive it some of its blemishes. We give the A920 four message units out of five. If the phone were $199, there's no doubt it wouldn't rate more than three.

OUR RATING: 4 of 5


Product availability and resources
For more information on the Sprint A920, visit http://www1.sprintpcs.com/explore/PhonesAccessories/PhoneDetails.jsp?selectSkuId=samsungmma920.

To read "PDA phone wars: the Treo 700w vs. the Treo 650 vs. the PPC-6700", visit http://www.computingunplugged.com/issues/issue200603/00001742001.html.

To read "The XV6700, viva la Verizon", visit http://www.computingunplugged.com/issues/issue200603/00001731001.html.

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