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- Posted by: elllroy Posted on: 05/14/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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elllroy | 05/14/09
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RE: For less than $100 do you get a new Samsung Jack or Nokia E71x on AT&T?
Mike S. | 05/14/09
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Make sure Jack runs SkyFire Matt! 
no_zd_user_name | 05/14/09
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The E71x runs Skyfire just fine
palmsolo (aka Matthew Miller)  | 05/14/09
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Bolt
no_zd_user_name | 05/15/09
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