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If only it had a slide and tilt QWERTY keyboard and Windows Mobile 6.5 was competitive...but I'd still take it!
Winning this would ROCK! get it....rock....
Rock and roll hoochy coo.
Why buy a dirt cheap hybrid when dirt cheap traditional vehicles will always get mileage that is nearly as good for even less? Can't get rid of the extra weight and cost that hybrid equipment adds.
I like free watches, yay!
As an X7501 owner, what I would change (aside from fixing all the little annoyances in Windows Mobile) is making the form factor a slide and tilt like HTC's Shift and Tilt, backlighting the keyboard, maybe making it 4.5" diagonal screen and/or 800x480 so that it's narrower in pocket but has similar screen real estate (yes, I do carry mine in my pocket sometimes, but I'm a big guy with big pockets).

More realistically, I'd like a better pack-in case. One of the little plastic arms has already broken on mine, and the other is on its way, plus it blocks the auxiliary screen.

But basically, I'd like the guts of an Advantage in the body of a 12/10ths scale Tilt. And throw in that Nvidia APX 2500 chipset, too.
The one with the stuff on it.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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