Salomon Cross 2 Hike Mid Gtx Hiking Outdoor Shoes Womens 9 Worn Once
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Jul 22, 2025
Great shocks. Easy to install.
Great shocks. Easy to install.
Sep 29, 2006
Siemens SX-66 Blue Angel
The Siemens SX-66 is a great Pocket PC phone. It runs Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition. The phone is manufactured by HTC and is code named the Blue Angel. It is resold by several brands, through several different cellular carriers. The phone has Bluetooth and 802.11b wireless. It has a substantially larger screen then most Pocket PCs thanks to the keyboard sliding out, unlike the Treo and other similar phones. The built in 128MB of RAM is enough for most programs but additional programs and data can easily be added to a Secure Digital (SD) flash card. The phone DOES NOT have a camera. It is a great replacement to carrying around a cell phone, PDA, and MP3 player. There is a headphone jack but you'll need an adapter to use regular headphones. It will not play sounds (except phone conversations) over a Bluetooth headset. This has been a long debated subject. Overall the phone is a bit large but well worth it. If you like to preform upgrades to your phone check out the Blue Angel Standardization Project at http://home.comcast.net/~sx66-blueangel/.