Which one i should buy?

Dear all
I am a new member to the forom, i joined today. I am seeking for your suggestion.
I want to buy mobile phone, nokia product between E72 and C7. Which one is more better? Suggest me with their advantage and dis advantage pls. Thanks hope to here from you.
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Go for C7. It is the latest one and has latest Nokia belle software.Better still go for 700 or 701.
In Love With My C6-01:Now running on Nokia Belle!

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Choice 2: My Dad does not want his MacBook Air 11" base model from 2012. He is willing to give it to me. In return, I will give him the $1378 and he will buy himself a $400 laptop from that. Then he will buy me a 500 GB Thunderbolt hard drive and a thunderbolt to hdmi adaptor for the MacBook Air. The remaining money will then go to me.
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> I have browsed the Apple site but cannot seem to find any criteria for maximum HD size etc. Any idea where I would find that information?
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