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Sony Ericsson tends to get the most publicity from its Cyber-shot cameraphones and Walkman music phones. Not unusual, that, but the company also has a large array of mid-range and lower end mobiles. A case in point: the S312. At £100 Sim-free or £69 from T-Mobile on pay-as-you-go, it fits right into that lower price bracket. …

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  1. Alan W. Rateliff, II
    Paris Hilton

    Side-mounted fast port

    Yes, please kill this beast and return the port to the bottom where it belongs.

    Paris, on the bottom where she belongs.

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  2. No, I will not fix your computer

    Nice (for the price)

    SE always hit the spot with this sort of phone, 750i was a classic, the w810i is a great phone (within it's limitations) 770i does the job in 3G, bit bigger but pocketable, the side mounted port is annoying to have it in your pocket but proprietry isn't a problem as there's a zillion 3rd party headphones/chargers etc. available and remeber it's just one connector (not two like usb+mic), also unlocking and customising is usually easy on SE's if that's what "your"* into.

    *I guess this was a typo not some odd attempt at a bad accent.

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