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Phone manufacturers mostly tried to make phones with cutting edge features or ultra-basic low-end phones to drive down costs, or some glossy shells for classy looking phones. But there were a few who went out of the way and made a difference by adding really unique features into their phones. Here are the best of them all.
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Sony Ericsson W950i Walkman (Rs. 29,000)
As the media storage needs of the users went on increasing, a simple memory card slot wasn’t enough as it meant putting in extra cash to buy more memory cards. Nokia made headlines with their N91 which had a built-in 4GB hard disk drive, but Sony took the prize with their built-in 4GB flash memory in the W950i, making the phone more reliable and less power consuming.
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