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If you're a MySpace addict or a wannabe hipster, the Hero from Helio may be for you. But no instant messaging and no Bluetooth, plus lackluster media options and a high price tag mean the Hero definitely isn't for everyone.
Is Helio's Hero the handset for you?
If you're a MySpace addict or a wanna-be hipster, the Hero from Helio may be for you. But no instant messaging, no Bluetooth, lackluster media options and a high price tag mean the Hero definitely isn't for everyone. CNET's Nicole Lee takes a look.
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Western Digital My Book World Edition
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