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On 7/8/2012 6:04 PM, Richard Pieri wrote: > On 7/8/2012 4:57 PM, Gregory Boyce wrote: >> Sounds like you essentially want an iPod touch or the Android equivalent. >> There have been a few 5" or smaller "tablets". > > I suggest a slightly different approach. Go to the T-Mobile to Go site > and find an Android phone that you like. Buy it with the one month > pre-paid plan. Then activate airplane mode which turns off all of the > radio transceivers. Turn WiFi back on. Let the one month expire. > > You then have an Android device that doesn't totally suck, doesn't cost > you a leg plus an arm every month for two years, has a speaker and mic > so you don't require a headset, and can still be used to make 911 calls > if you aren't in range of an available access point. > > I suggest T-Mobile because they have a good selection of Android devices > and they're not Cingular/AT&T. Or buy a Galaxy Nexus directly from Google, get a prepaid SIM from T-Mobile ($0.99 if you order it online) and follow the same plan. I know, I know, I should shut up about my phone... but it is nicer than any of the prepaid phones that T-Mobile offers. Though not quite as nice as the Galaxy S3 that you can get under contract - but then, what is?
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