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Looks Are Important...
The first thing one notices when they see this phone is how sleek and exciting it looks- even though I had just taken it out of the box, I felt like it was full of secret passwords and phone numbers of world leaders.

Hardware Deets Include:

• A glossy, shiny front, with three buttons- Menu, Home and Back
• A comfortable, rubbery feeling back
• A touch-screen QWERTY keyboard that smoothly switches from landscape to portrait
• A sturdy but lightweight feel- perfect for strapping to your hip and fighting crime
• A beautiful, bright four-inch screen
• Height: 4.68 inches
• Width: 2.48 inches
• Thickness: .51 inches
• Weight: 4.76 ounces
• Display Screen: 4 inches, with 65k color

I'm sorry. That last hand... nearly killed me.

...But It’s What’s Inside That Counts
The Xperia X10 has everything a world-traveling person could want in a phone, with the trusted and loved Android operating system. 

Phone Features Include:

• 3G high-speed data and voice, offering crystal clear call quality
• World phone- perfect for jet-setting and country-hopping, that offers speakerphone, call forwarding and conference call options
• A beautiful, easy-to-use Web browser with a cool zoom feature 
• A nearly unbeatable 8.1 megapixel camera (for cell phones, anyway) with 16x zoom, face recognition and smile detection
• Live video capture and playback 
• Texting and Mobile e-mail with predictive text
• Media Net for Wi-Fi access
• All the basics- Calendar, Alarm, Call Waiting, Caller ID, Personal Organizer, Address Book Bluetooth technology- James and his ladies talk hands-free while driving, and so should you.
• Music player that supports MP3s and AT&T Mobile Music
• Radio-streaming capabilities
• External music play controls and ShakeControl
• 400 MB of storage, with support for up to 32 GB of additional space 
• A 1 GHz Snapdragon 8250 processor
• Battery Capacity of 1500 mAHr Li-Polymer, which offers up to five hours of talk time and up to eleven days of standby

So what do I think? Read on to find out the best and worst feature...