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Noah introduces us to the Samsung Juke

Noah Kravitz
Posted on Monday, October 22, 2007
by Noah Kravitz, Senior Editor, Consumer Products and Services
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With the Samsung U470 being slated as the Juke, this has to be short for Jukebox since the device offers a 2GB music player and comes with stereo earphones and a USB cable right out of the box.  Other key features include stereo bluetooth, a built in GPS chip that will work great with Verizon's GPS navigation services.

 

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Video: Samsung Juke for Verizon Wireless

Samsung Juke for Verizon Wireless
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Samsung SCH-U470-Juke Red in-depth review - Conclusion

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