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The QD revision remains stuck between two disparate functions: talking and gaming. Like the original, I found the QD too big and uncomfortable to be a full-time phone yet too limited to compete with more robust, dedicated portable game systems.


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New N-Gage QD still needs work

By Matt Slagle | July 5, 2004 - 12:00am

The Finnish company’s first foray into mobile video games was reviled as ugly, heavy, awkward to use and underpowered when it was released last year. The QD revision remains stuck between two disparate functions:...

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