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- this article is false.
- by childrenMR February 20, 2007 2:15 AM PST
- The Samsung U300 (9.6mm) is currently thinner than the NEC in this article
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(3 Comments)(11.4mm).
even before then, in June 2006, Samsung d830 came out which is 9.9mm thick.
so please cnet, correct this article.