Pros
- Lots of business extras
- Great keyboard, Wi-Fi and GPS options
Cons
- Expansion SD card slot limited to 4GB
- Headset uses mini-USB port
Bottom Line
Easy on the eyes, yet delivers lots of business friendly features for corporate buyers with deep pockets.
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