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Video Tour: Sony Ericsson Naite

Mar 11, 2010, 10:23 AM by Philip Berne

Phone Scoop gets hands-on with the Sony Ericsson Naite, an inexpensive phone that's part of Sony Ericsson's Greenheart initiative. Is the phone a little too green? Check out our video tour.

Here is a video tour of the Sony Ericsson Naite. It's a new GreenHeart phone that is made with recycled and recyclable materials. Watch the video here:

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Rich Brome

Mar 12, 2010, 12:53 AM

Please be respectful with your feedback

There was some feedback posted here recently that has been removed. I would like to explain why.

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Everyone has their own limits and soft spots. Whatever you or Philip thought of my post, consider that maybe that's how I feel when someone presents me with false, misleading, or just ridiculously incomplete information.

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