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4 comments:
I can't see the difference between the 401 & 451. Which should I buy for an elderly person wanting to use it for Twitter?
Being able to bring him podcasts on a microSD card is a plus. Do they both do it?
They are equally good. The main difference is that one is GSM (the 401) and the other is CDMA(451).
If you are shopping at a retailer, they will usually have one or the other.
If you are purchasing online, just enter your zip code and whichever is best will show up.
http://net10.com/store_manager.jsp?task=buyphone
And yes, the MicroSD card will hold sound files.
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