Today's top phones that money can buy (gallery)

Today’s top phones that money can buy (gallery)

By fakecnet May 1, 2012, 12:43 AM PDT

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Today’s top phones that money can buy (gallery)

Droid Razr Max

ntCNET reviewer Jessica Dolcourt takes a look at the top smartphones that you can buy right now. But don’t forget, this list could change radically by tomorrow.

ntIn the world of smartphones, the Droid Razr Maxx is Methuselah–only much, much hipper. Its 3,300mAh battery keeps the top-notch specs at hand when you need them, like that 4.5-inch screen and 8-megapixel camera. The Kevlar backing and angled design make it a beaut.

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ntPrice: $199.99 – $299.99 (check prices)

HTC One S

ntThe HTC One S is a lean, mean Ice Cream Sandwich machine. Not only is it a looker, it takes great pictures, too. It’s the most affordable.

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ntPrice: $199.99 (check prices)

Nokia Lumina 900 (AT&T)

ntA vivid 4.3-inch display, 4G LTE, eye-catching design, and very fair price make this our favorite Windows Phone.

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ntPrice: $49.99 – $99.99 (check prices)

Samsung Gusto (Verizon Wireless)

ntYou’d be shocked how many people ask us for non-smartphone recommendations, especially when looking for something cheap, sturdy, and straightforward. The Gusto 2 is all those, has strong call quality, and adds additional senior-focused features.

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ntPrice: $0.01 – $249.99 (check prices)

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