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"Ok, fine, so in addition to the exhaustive iPhone review, we thought it'd be fun to yin its yang and let everyone at Engadget who bought (or at least spent some time with) an iPhone to have their say in a line or two.Ben: 9 / 10 - \"I'd say as a mobile phone it ranks highly, but it's not a 'smartphone'.\"Chris: 6 / 10 - \"Great in-the-box wow factor, terrible out-of-the-box wow factor.\"Conrad: 9 / 10 - \"The only multi-function gadget available that manages to maintain the illusion of not being a device of compromises.\"Dante: 9 / 10 - \"Finally, a phone that can replace my K800i. But truth be told, I could actually do all these amazing things before.\"Evan: 4.5 / 10 - \"I got so frustrated by the tiny 'keys' and unusable browser that I just put it down after five minutes.\"Josh (the guy that returned his): 5 / 10 - \"Annoyed with the keyboard, toy-like interface, and limited ability to customize. Truth be told, if I can't install an NES emulator on it, I'm probably not interested.\"Nilay: 8.5 / 10 - \"Terrific except for the email app and GSM noise.\"Paul: 9 / 10 - \"It's pretty much all I want in a phone, and I'd give it a 10 if I could load a SNES emulator on it.\"Peter: 6 / 10 - \"Beautiful and easy to use, it gets a lot of things right and completely changes the game when it comes to mobile interfaces. Too bad it's really hard to get any work done with it.\"Ryan: 7.5 / 10 - \"The best converged phone / media device yet, but it's got problems. For instance, the email app. Until they get it together it's fun, but not very productive.\"Average score: 7.4 Not bad! Seems like for the most part Engadget editors either loved it, or didn't like it at all. So what else is new?P.S. -Leave yours in comments!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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