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HTC Incredible

Check out our review. It currently holds the title of best Android device available.

Price $199.99

Motorola Droid

Check out our review. It’s one of two devices (or three depending on when you read this) available on the market with v2.0 or higher. And the keyboard isn’t too bad.

Price $199.99

HTC Eris

Specs
• 3.2-inch HVGA touchscreen
• 5-megapixel AF camera
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• Bluetooth
• Ships with 8GB microSD
• 4.23 ounces
• Android v1.5 with HTC Sense UI

Yay or Nay
The Eris is all but obsolete with the Incredible shipping on 4/29, but it is pretty cheap.

Price $79.99

Motorola Devour

Specs
• 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen
• 3-megapixel camera (no flash)
• Wi-Fi
• aGPS
• Ships with an 8GB microSD
• 5.89 ounces
• Android v1.6 with MotoBlur

Yay or Nay
There’s nothing wrong with the Devour, but there’s really no point in passing over on the Droid if you’re looking for an Android device with a keyboard.

Price $149.99

LG Ally

Specs
• 3.2-inch touchscreen
• 3.2-megapixel camera
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• Bluetooth 2.1
• 4GB built-in with microSD port
• 5.89 ounces
• Android v2.1

Yay or Nay
The QWERTY keyboard on the Ally is very nice, but the screen is a bit too small. Despite a few shortcomings we’re impressed with LG’s first Android device.

Price $99.99

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