ZTE Grand X Heading to the U.S. with T-Mobile

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  • halcyon
    The specs seem very low-end. Yeah, I guess T-Mobile is the carrier for such a thing.
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  • Chinese company. I expect build quality poor. Maybe.
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  • halcyon
    brickmanChinese company. I expect build quality poor. Maybe.I don't know why you'd think that. The Chinese don't have poor build quality IME. Lenovo? Foxconn?
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  • Azn Cracker
    Apple phones are made in china too. The quality of the phones are up to your opinion though.
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  • halcyon
    The iPhone may no longer be my favorite but it'd be quite a stretch to accuse the poor things of being anything but high quality. The original thru the 4s in particular. Folks just like to hate on the Chinese for some reason. It's not their fault their women are beautiful and intelligent.
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  • Kami3k
    halcyonIt's not their fault their women are beautiful and intelligent.
    LOL, All China does is steal.

    It's a known fact they don't give a damn about copyrights or patents.
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  • freggo
    "Mobile surround sound"

    How do you get 'surround' sound from a mobile phone ?
    does it come fir 6 earphones ? :)

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  • halcyon
    ^Some psycho-accoustic voodoo
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  • spentshells
    halcyonThe specs seem very low-end. Yeah, I guess T-Mobile is the carrier for such a thing.
    HA low end have another look at whats available in the low end of smart phones I think you will change your tune
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  • burmese_dude
    Perfect 2011 Xmas stocking stuff.
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