Optus Joins The Sub-$100 Android Phone Crowd With Ideos X1

3 responses to “Optus Joins The Sub-$100 Android Phone Crowd With Ideos X1”

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   pd

   June 28, 2011

   Too bad these phones have a very high SAR rating.

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   Peter

   June 28, 2011

   I’ve seen these phones in action and they are not bad for the usual stuff. They fall short in their ability to process though, and try putting them up to a heavy game and they don’t do a good job at playing them. Depends on what you need it for, just as a phone with great features, it’s all good 🙂

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   Brendon

   June 28, 2011

   @pd
   The SAR rating is hardly a useful means of judging a phone. Different models of the same series will have different SAR ratings, the rating would change depending on which band the phone happens to be using, the rating will also be affected by distance to the cell phone tower and signal strength.

   In saying that, the Huawei phones have very low SAR ratings compared to other smartphones from what I’ve seen when I looked this up.

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