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I will say this, it was nice when I used to work construction and had Nextel phones, I had a relatively featureless, scratched up, ugly brick of a work-issued phone that I used on the jobsite. When I left work, I would pop the SIM out and put it in my ic502 that I picked up for the sake of having a nice phone when not at work, which at the time I thought was awesome. Then I'd leave the work phone on the charger until the next day. I could see a lot of people who could utilize this such as needing to carry a phone but not wanting to endanger your $600 smartphone, so you pop the SIM in a cheapo flip phone for that time. Sprint would have to put SIMs in cheaper phones for this to be viable though.

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The detail you have on these sites is amazing.

I don't really know of a one-stop shop. I usually research all over the place.

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I guess one could say it is liposuction of the battery Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

LI-PO batteries wouldn't necessarily always have to be nonremovable Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

Are you talking about satellite cellsite on light truck? I think the COWs are the next generation of that, right? Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

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No problem Ben. It is definitely worth the money for a RC truck. You shouldn't need replace it ever. In cell phones, it would last around 3 years charging every day but if it doesn't have to be charged as often as in a RC truck, it will last a lot longer. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

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LI-PO batteries are lithium polymer. More advanced than lithium ion batteries. Smaller and lighter than lithium ion, and they are supposed to last about 3 years. They have some issues with durability though. Lithium ion seem to be more uniform in longevity, where LI-PO you might occasionally see a battery last a week. It would be a warranty issue though. I think LI-PO will be the new standard in cell phone technology. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

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Definitely. I would probably buy a dual core, and definitely buy a quad core if they make it with it Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

Does the Galaxy tab have a micro usb connector? Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

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