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B650 Book Case
Thu Jan 13, 2005 - 9:24 PM EST - By Douglas Morse
Conclusion

For the money, this is a great case. It is well designed with in-case access to all ports and switches and flip-open case direct access to keyboard and touch screen. The case is tough and made of a supple black leather, and the magnetic closure is strong. The phone is usable even with the case cover closed. The problems I have with the case are more annoyances: the fact that the device slides out of the case while attaching the hotsync connector; the too-tight business card slot; and the apparently unusable stylus silo.


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Criteria 

 Rating

Features 3
Usability 4
Design 4
Cost/Benefit 5
Overall
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Pros
  • Access to all ports and switches
  • Solid construction
  • Strong magnetic closure
  • Reasonable price
  • Extra SD card holder
    • Cons
  • Business card holder too snug
  • No camera lens cover flap
  • No beltclip
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    Product Info
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    > Name B650 Book Case
    > Company TreoCentral
    > Beltclip No
    > Size 2.75" x 4.5" x 1.5"
    > Fact Sheet & User Opinions
    Availability
    > Available
    Pricing
    > $29.95

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