We tend to expect a lot from the design from a 3G cell phone.
Rather than looking for a generic handset where 3G functionality is
almost an afterthought, we expect elements like a rich display, stereo
speakers, and external music controls, all of which strongly complement
any multimedia prowess. Verizon's
newest EV-DO phone, the Samsung SCH-U540, manages to nab a couple of
these points but on the whole its dull design and uneven performance
don't quite match its media-centric feature set. It's not a terrible
phone to be sure, but Verizon offers better EV-DO handsets like the LG VX8300. The SCH-U540 is $99 with service, or you can find it cheaper online.The SCH-U540 won't stand out in the cell phone crowd. Though it
maintains a slim profile and comes in two colors (silver and blue), it
borrows elements from previous other Samsung phones. From the outside,
it bears a close resemblance to Cingular'sSamsung Sync;
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