Is there any point in buying both the cowon j3 and the cell phone evo 4g from htc?

by utopiandreaming

I want the cowon because of its incredible signal quality but is there a point in waisting 300 dollars on it when i can buy the evo 4g android phone by htc at 500 $ when it can also play music?

Answer by karen
nope

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Do you reckon i should get the HTC evo 4G or should i just get an itouch? I mean, i reckon the itouch can do anything i would want the phone to do except text/call obviously. But do you reckon paying $ 80 a month for service for the phone is worth it? Whereas with the itouch it would just be $ 300? I want to have a nice phone, but if the itouch can do nearly everything i would want the phone to do, would it be worth it?

Answer by eli Petrop
Evo because its google vs apple, and things will just get better for android(google run) and worse for apple.

Answer by Olivia Heard
Well if you get the newest I touch you can make it a phone and txt on it by geting apps, you can also jailbreak it Witch is really cool.

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