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Alcatel One Touch 511Newest Review: ... can tell you, it was a lot worse a few years ago, even with a relatively simple phone like the One Touch 511! The manual is ... more |
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by - written on 01/05/07 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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I find it strange that the Alcatel One Touch 511 has never been reviewed before, as it is quite an old phone. The manual which I have for it states that it first came out on 2000, which is quite a long time ago by anyone's standards. However, the example which I bought last week on Ebay as an emergency phone to replace one my sister had stolen on a train, despite being quite battered, still worked fine. Whether this is testament to the phone not being used very much, or something due to its own inherent quality, I am not too sure, but the phone was interesting when it came out too. Being billed as the first phone to have polyphonic ringtones, the One Touch 511 ... Read the complete review
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