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Networks: EDGE, Phone features: GPS, Connectivity: Bluetooth, Camera resolution: 3.2 Megapixels, Integrated memory size: 192MB, Standby time: 660 hours ...
9.7 out of 10

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- - Vodafone NZ HTC Magic – With Pseudo-code Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: ben.geek.nz
- June 2009
  Vodafone NZ HTC Magic – With Pseudo-code
  By Ben
  
  Review summary: (If you just want the quick version, skip to the decision code)
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- - HTC - Magic Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: itreviews.co.uk
- June 2009
  HTC - Magic
  
  Review summary: Google's Android platform for smartphones has generated a great deal of interest but the UK has had just one device to play with until now. T-Mobile launched the platform with its G1 last year, and now ...
  
  Verdict: The HTC Magic is a big step forward from the G1. We want more synchronisation options next time around, but we really like what we see here.
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- - HTC Magic Evaluation 5 out of 5
  - Source: fwd.five.tv
- June 2009
  HTC Magic
  
  Review summary: The HTC Magic is an Android smart phone with 3.2-inch resistive touchscreen and 320x480-pixel resolution. It has a range of radios, includes 3G, HSDPA, quad-band GSM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth A2DP and GPS. Plus there's a user replaceable battery, microSD card ...
  
  Pros: In the coming global conflict between Google and Apple, iPhone users may be able to pinch harder but Magic owners will have navigational superiority, thanks to super-smooth Street View images that rotate as you turn corners and Latitude location ...
  
  Cons: Apple still wins the finger wars, with the Magic's resistive touchscreen (and even its mini trackball) proving slower to navigate, particularly in all-important web browsing. Don't worry too much about the Android Market being so much smaller than the ...
  
  Verdict: HTC might not have made a true iPhone killer, but the Magic could certainly rough it up a bit and leave it bleeding in an alleyway. Well worth a look if you live your life through Google goggles.
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- - HTC Magic Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: personal computer world
- June 2009
  HTC Magic
  By Daniel Griffin
  
  Review summary: The second Android phone, slimmer and better than the G1
  
  Pros: A well-made handset with a great OS
  
  Cons: No 3.5mm headphone socket and the camera needs a flash
  
  Verdict: The Magic is a great phone and one you'll still be happy using in 18 months' time
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- - HTC Magic Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: smarthouse.com.au
- June 2009
  HTC Magic
  
  Review summary: The second Google Android phone has arrived and is better than ever. Made by HTC, the Magic is a sleek device that makes do without the QWERTY keypad, runs on the latest Android OS (called Cupcake), and is packed with a lot of features to keep you busy.
  
  Pros: Bright screen ; Easy to use ; Responsive screen ; GPS, Wi-Fi, Compass, and HSDPA ; Battery life ; Fully customisable
  
  Cons: Plastic build ; Paid apps not available in Australia yet ; 3.5mm jack missing
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