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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fine handset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high-quality mobile phone or communication device.
Example: "After researching various models, I finally decided to purchase a fine handset that meets all my needs."
Alternatives: "a quality phone" or "an excellent device".
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It's a fine handset, but it has no real wow factor, as I've mentioned over and over.
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Truly a fine, fine trailer.
Anyway, it's a fine, fine game.
A fine question.
A fine idea.
A fine, fine question.
Perfectly fine for a budget handset, but the kind of thing you'd be pretty disppointed with if you payed more than $400 for thing.
After all, the company bought Motorola, maker of fine Android handsets and set-top boxes for the cable, satellite, and IPTV industry.
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