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Sound familiar? Indeed, this isn’t the first time T-Mobile has offered a Sidekick LX — but much like last year’s clearly-named Sidekick, the carrier is once again carrying forward branding while totally revamping the hardware. The 2009 edition of the Sidekick LX is thoroughly new and pretty much nails every item on every Sidekick fan’s wishlist: GPS, 3G data, an absolutely glorious 3.2-inch full wide VGA display, and super-tight integration with Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace. You’ve also got a 3.2 megapixel AF camera with LED flash, microSD expansion (T-Mobile throws a 1GB card in the box), video recording and playback (including YouTube access), stereo Bluetooth, quadband EDGE, and HSDPA 2100 for high-speed coverage when you’re galavanting around Europe. The ace up T-Mobile’s sleeve, though, might be Exchange ActiveSync support, which will be coming via the on-device software catalog shortly after launch. It’s available for pre-sale to current T-Mobile customers starting today — everyone else will have to wait until May 13 — but either way, you’ll be paying $199.99 after rebate on contract in your choice of “carbon” or “orchid” finishes. Check out all the snazzy photography below — and follow the break for our quick first impressions of the phone.

Latest high profile mobile phones (Nokia N96, N85, 8800 Carbon Arte, Apple iPhone 2G & 3G, Blackberry Pearl 8100, Motorola KRZR K1, Samsung Omnia, Sony Ericsson W980i, LG KC910) are designed to fulfill the need of 21st century mobiles which are elegant for the users. They are high quality phones made to show high durability & quality. Therefore the competition between the manufacturers is becoming tough in the 3G phone category & they are putting their all efforts to come out with the user need.

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