Samsung Ace SPH-i325

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Pros
Lightweight, comfortable design
Quickly and easily syncs with Outlook
Cons
Overall sound quality is mediocre
Lacks some business features

Samsung Ace SPH-i325 PDA Phone Review

by Marta Bright

- At first glance you might mistake the Samsung Ace SPH-i325 ($300 with a two-year contract from Sprint, as of 4/11/08) for a Samsung BlackJack II: Both PDA phones sport the same sleek, slightly square black body with a full QWERTY keyboard. Unlike the BlackJack II, which is available from AT&T, the Ace supports Sprint's CDMA network.

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