However, we believe a multimedia phone looking to break through the clutter should focus on offering the ‘extras’ that we always swear by.

Hmm, so you want to get rid of the clutter by adding extras?

Seems like this phone has some OK features anyway:

# Viewing and Listening Formats
- Movie Formats: 3GP, MPEG4 (AVI)
- Picture Formats: JPEG, BMP, GIF
- Music Sound Formats: MP3, WMA, WAV, AMR, AWB
Other Features:
* Unlocked phone; can be used with any carrier and standard SIM card(s)
* Pre-loaded software tools include; Calendar, Alarm, World Clock, Calculator, Unit Converter, Call Secretary, User Profile Manager
* Rich environment SMS and MMS editor and viewer for maximum productivity and fun
* Contact Manager with multiple picture, video and ringer association options
* Built-in telescoping antenna for clear TV and Radio reception
* Full bluetooth support; contains profiles for all eight major bluetooth mobile phone services
* Powerful hi-fi speaker; hear your calls, tv, radio, and music clearly and without the need for earphones

Product page

Well George, my point is why would you get a phone that has just ’OK’ features. If people were to invest in a multimedia phone, they’d rather go for one with ’great’ features. Something they can flaunt.