
Listening to the music is all well and good, but when business needs to be done, you can also flip on over to the applications found in this device, including the Opera web browser, QuickOffice, PDF, and an onslaught of personal info management stuff. Of course, it won’t be up to snuff for those of you who are hell bent on having a full QWERTY keyboard, but for the casual user, you can just make use of T9 and the onscreen handwriting recognition.
Look for the A2DP-enabled Bluetooth W950i to start shipping in July with an estimated street price of about $740.




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