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George Christodoulo: Look at me, forgot--
David Lawrence: Alright. George is a Regional Sales Manager for UTStarcom Personal Communication. This is the AudioVox we are talking about. And their new cell phone that you won a very interesting award just today here at the Consumer Electronic Show.
George Christodoulo: We did, we did.
David Lawrence: And normally awards don*t capture my attention at all. You know yeah we know it*s a good product the fact that you won an award it*s cool but to win an award based on the fact that your cell phone is good for checks that caught my attention. So talk about the phone tell me what it is?
George Christodoulo: Well the award was Technology is a Girl*s Best Friend Award okay so this basically does everything but Windows.
David Lawrence: It does everything but the windows. Now I have heard maybe it*s me, maybe it*s my upbringing in the world of movies and television. But I have heard that diamonds were a girl*s best friend but apparently technology is. What about this phone is so good for a girl?
George Christodoulo: Well it has functionality all over the place that a female can enhance in her daily life. So anything from first of all you have your calendar. Keep track of your appointments; those are from manicures to business appointments whatever they have to be.
David Lawrence: No complains from now on this interview, none whatsoever.
George Christodoulo: Yeah.
David Lawrence: Manicures not your local activist a march on Washington
George Christodoulo: No.
David Lawrence: That you might want to keep track of when that starts.
George Christodoulo: No.
David Lawrence: But your manicures, what are you going to say next, getting the vacuum repaired is that your next calendar entry George or will you get your hair crafted not at the hair saloon but at the beauty parlor.
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After a 30 year career on radio in markets from New York to San Francisco to satellite and network, David H. Lawrence XVII decided to make a change. He hung up his headphones and retired from hosting 3 network/satellite radio shows to head to Los Angeles, to concentrate solely on acting in front of the camera.
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