Pros
- Made from recycled materials; uses solar energy
- Smooth browser interface
Cons
- Little documentation or equipment included
- Small display
Bottom Line
The first ecofriendly touchscreen phone succeeds at Web browsing and videos, but falters at other multimedia tasks.
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