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[bobolito]

Motorola V3r
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
-Screen: 262K colors 176x220 TFT LCD external; 65K colors 96x80 STN LCD
-Weight: 3.53 oz
-Size: 3.86" x 2.09" x 0.55"
-Battery: LiIon 710 mAh; 6 hrs Talk; 12 days standby
-Memory: 12MB & MicroSD slot
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: Yes, Full-Duplex
-Connections: Bluetooth 1.2, mini USB port, PC Sync.

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1.2 Megapixel
-Ringtones: MP3, MIDI
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpaper, Screensavers, Themes
-Audio/Video: MP3 Player, video capture

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000 contacts
-Predictive Text: iTAP
-Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS, IMAP4, POP3, SMTP, Mobile Email (Yahoo, MSN, AOL), AIM, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ
-Tools: Voice dialing, voice memo, Alarm, Calculator, Calendar
-Web Browser: WAP 2.0

[bobolito]

Samsung SYNC a707
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900; UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900
-Screen: internal TFT 262K colors 240x320; external STN color 96x96
-Weight: 3.49 oz
-Size: 3.72" x 1.99" x 0.65"
-Battery: LiIon
-Memory: 29MB & MicroSD slot
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 2.0 (supports stereo), PC Sync, USB

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 2 megapixel w/flash
-Ringtones: MP3/MIDI
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpapers, Screensavers, Themes
-Audio/Video: Music player, streaming video, video capture (max. 1hr)

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000 contacts
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS,
-Tools: Alarm, Calendar, Calculator, to-do list, voice memo, airplane mode
-Web Browser: Netfront 3.3

[bobolito]

LG CU400
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS 850/1900
-Screen: 176x220 TFT LCD 65K colors internal; 96 x64 monochrome LCD external
-Weight: 3.27 oz
-Size: 3.36 x 1.89 x .90 inches
-Battery: 1100mAh; 5 hrs talk; 12 days standby
-Memory: ?
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 1.2, headset jack 2.5mm

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 640x480
-Ringtones: MP3/MIDI
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpapers, Screensavers (JPG/GIF)
-Audio/Video: Streaming, MobiTV, MobiRadio, Cingular Video, MPEG4, RealVideo, Video capture 3GP

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 500 contacts (99 PTT contacts + 30 groups)
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: SMS/MMS/EMS, Y!/AIM/ICQ/MSN messenger, Y!/Hotmail/AOL/AIM mobile email,
-Tools: PTT (Kodiak RTX), Flight Mode, TTY compatible, Alarm, Calculator, Calendar, To-do list, Voice memo
-Web Browser: WAP 2.0

[bobolito]

Motorola V3xx IZAR
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900
-Screen: 176 x 220 internal 262K colors; 96 x 80 external 65K colors
-Weight: 3.5 oz
-Size: 3.9" x 2.1" x 0.6"
-Battery: 5 hrs talk; 300 hrs standby
-Memory: 12MB internal + MicroSD
-Platform: N/A
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 1.2 (supports stereo headsets), MiniUSB Port, HSDPA 3.6, PCSync

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1.3 megapixels, 8X Zoom,
-Ringtones: MIDI (24 chords), MP3
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Themes, Wallpapers, Screensavers
-Audio/Video: MobiTV, MobiRadio, MPEG4, Video Capture, Cingular Video, Cingular Music, XM, Yahoo Music, MP3 Player

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000 contacts
-Predictive Text: iTAP
-Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS, POP3, SMTP, IMAP Email
-Tools: calculator, alarm, calendar, to-do list, voice memo, voice dial (no training required), voice-driven menus, Airplane Mode
-Web Browser: WAP 2.0

[bobolito]

Palm Treo 750
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100
-Screen: 65K colors, 240 x 240 TFT LCD
-Weight: 5.4 oz
-Size: 4.37" x 2.28" x 0.87"
-Battery: 1200mAh, 4.5 hrs talk, 240 hrs standby
-Memory: 60MB & MiniSD
-Platform: Windows Mobile for Pocket PCs 5.2
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 1.2, USB, PC Sync, 2.5mm headset jack (stereo)

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1+ megapixel
-Ringtones: MIDI, MP3, video ringtones
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: wallpapers, screensavers, themes
-Audio/Video: Windows Media Player (MP3, WMA), supports streaming

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: capacity up to available memory
-Predictive Text: N/A
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, POP3, SMTP, IMAP4, Pocket Outlook
-Tools: voice dial, calendar, alarm, to-do list, calculator, voice memo
-Web Browser: Internet Explorer Mobile

[bobolito]

Samsung i607 (Blackjack)
(Released Nov. 16th)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900; UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900
-Screen: 65K colors, 320 x 240 TFT LCD
-Weight: 3.5 oz
-Size: 4.4" x 2.3" x 0.5"
-Battery: LiIon 1200mAh; 5.50 hrs talk; 264 hrs standby
-Memory: 50 MB & MicroSD
-Platform: Windows Mobile 5.0
-Speakerphone: yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 2.0, HSDPA 1.8, EDGE class 10, USB, 2.5mm headset jack, MS Active Sync

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1.3 megapixels w/2x zoom
-Ringtones: MP3, MIDI (40-chords)
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Screensavers, wallpapers, themes
-Audio/Video: Windows Media Player (MP3, AAC, WMA, MPEG4), H.263 streaming, video capture 15fps

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: capacity up to available memory
-Predictive Text: T9
-Messaging: IMAP, POP3, SMTP, SMS, MMS, EMS, Wireless Village MS Direct Push, AOL, MSN, Yahoo!, Pocket Outlook
-Tools: Calendar, calculator, alarm, to-do list, voice commands
-Web Browser: WAP 2.0/Pocket Internet Explorer

[bobolito]

BlackBerry Pearl (8100)
(Released Nov. 30th)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: 65K colors 240x260 TFT LCD
-Weight: 3.16 oz
-Size: 4.20" x 2.00" x 0.57"
-Battery: LiIon 900mAh; 3.5 hrs talk; 360 hrs standby
-Memory: 64MB
-Platform: BlackBerry
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 2.0, EDGE Class 10, miniUSB jack, PCSync, MicroSD (under battery), 2.5mm headset jack

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 1+ megapixel w/flash, 5X zoom
-Ringtones: MIDI/MP3
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpapers
-Audio/Video: Music player (MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+), Video player (MPEG4, H.263)

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: capacity up to available memory
-Predictive Text: SureType
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, EMS, POP3, IMAP4, SMTP, BlackBerry Connect, AOL, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo!
-Tools: Voice-dial, alarm, calculator, calendar, to-do list, memo pad, voice commands, voice memo, Cingular PTT (Kodiak RTX)
-Web Browser: WAP 2.0/HTML BlackBerry browser

[bobolito]

Palm Treo 680
(Released 11/24/06)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: 65K colors, 320x320 TFT LCD
-Weight: 5.6 oz
-Size: 4.4" x 2.3" x 0.8"
-Battery: LiIon, 4hrs talk, 300hrs standby (removable)
-Memory: 64MB, MMC, SD, SDIO
-Platform: Palm OS 5.4.9
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 1.2, Infrared, USB, EDGE Class 10, 2.5mm headset jack

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 640x480 2x zoom (a non-camera version will be available)
-Ringtones: MIDI & WAV
-Games/Applications:
-Graphics: Wallpapers
-Audio/Video: video capture, streaming

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: Capacity up to available memory
-Predictive Text: N/A
-Messaging: IMAP, POP3, SMTP, SMS, MMS
-Tools: Alarm, Calendar, Calculator, to-do list, world clock
-Web Browser: Blazer
-Other: PTT capable/Microsoft Direct Push/BB Connect - Software upgrade Q1 '07

[CWick]

bobolito, I could just run bare foot though all those phones....

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Motorola V3r
[SIZE="1"](Released!)

I just looked on Cingular.com, phonescoop.com, & Motorola.com. CIngular is the only one I found any info on it. It says GPRS Class 10. I can't remember. Is that EDGE? If it is its about @#$%!'ing time.

-Jay

[bobolito]

No, it doesn't have EDGE but it does have a MicroSD slot and 1 Megapixel camera. I will post all the specs sometime tomorrow. I have a lot to catch up. Sorry for the delay.

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by bobolito

No, it doesn't have EDGE but it does have a MicroSD slot and 1 Megapixel camera. I will post all the specs sometime tomorrow. I have a lot to catch up. Sorry for the delay.

I did some more looking. The Motorola IRAZ is supposed to be a 3G Razr type phone, so forget about EDGE.

-Jay

[bobolito]

Yep, but I am not sure what the pictures of the device are. There is conflicting info out there. It could be the same as the RAZR Maxx or the V3xx. Although I have the specs. I'll put them tomorrow.

As for the V3r, it is cheaper than the V3i. I wonder why Motorola and Cingular bothered with this one. Just one more regular RAZR except with some minor upgrades. Makes me wonder why they killed the V635.

[Charlyee]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Makes me wonder why they killed the V635.

.....or the 6126

[bobolito]

It was rumored the 6126 was cancelled due to hardware issues, but then I ask myself aren't Suncom and Fido dealing with those hardware issues?

But the reason I mentioned the V635 is because it is just one more 'V600' with a few extra features, just like the V3r is just another RAZR with a couple of added features, MicroSD slot and 1.3 megapixel camera, exactly the same features the V635 added over the V600.

What surprised me was that T-Mobile launched the V3r WITHOUT those extra features. In other words, the V3r that T-Mobile is selling is exactly the same as the original RAZR (no MicroSD slot and only a VGA camera) except that it has better battery life and overall faster boot up, shutdown and menu response, in addition to video capture which the original V3 didn't have, plus a better VGA camera. What's funny is that the T-Mobile V3r VGA camera takes better pictures than my 1.3 megapixel V635!

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by bobolito

It was rumored the 6126 was cancelled due to hardware issues, but then I ask myself aren't Suncom and Fido dealing with those hardware issues?

But the reason I mentioned the V635 is because it is just one more 'V600' with a few extra features, just like the V3r is just another RAZR with a couple of added features, MicroSD slot and 1.3 megapixel camera, exactly the same features the V635 added over the V600.

What surprised me was that T-Mobile launched the V3r WITHOUT those extra features. In other words, the V3r that T-Mobile is selling is exactly the same as the original RAZR (no MicroSD slot and only a VGA camera) except that it has better battery life and overall faster boot up, shutdown and menu response, in addition to video capture which the original V3 didn't have, plus a better VGA camera. What's funny is that the T-Mobile V3r VGA camera takes better pictures than my 1.3 megapixel V635!

They just need to get off their butts and get that 3G V3 out there.

-Jay

[Fire14]

Originally Posted by CWick

bobolito, I could just run bare foot though all those phones....

I agree, I like what I am seeing for the future.

[Tony E!]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Yep, but I am not sure what the pictures of the device are. There is conflicting info out there. It could be the same as the RAZR Maxx or the V3xx. Although I have the specs. I'll put them tomorrow.

As for the V3r, it is cheaper than the V3i. I wonder why Motorola and Cingular bothered with this one. Just one more regular RAZR except with some minor upgrades. Makes me wonder why they killed the V635.

What's the word on the Motorola K1 ?

[Jay2TheRescue]

Originally Posted by Fire14

I agree, I like what I am seeing for the future.

Shoot. I've already spent all my extra money on phones this week. I guess people haven't been paying attention to Ebay because of the election. I got a lot of stuff dirt cheap this week. I think I'm done spending for a while.

-Jay

[bobolito]

Tony, I had the K1 on page 6 of this thread, but that was kinda hidden back there so I moved it here.


Motorola KRZR K1
(Released!)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
-Screen: 262K colors, 176x220 internal - 65K colors, 96x80 external
-Weight: 3.60 oz
-Size: 4.05" x 1.65" x 0.63"
-Battery life: 780mAh - 5.83hrs talk - 300hrs standby
-Memory: 20MB + MicroSD
-Platform: n/a
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth A2DP, mini-USB connector, MotoSync

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 2 Megapixel w/flash, 8X zoom
-Ringtones: MP3, MIDI
-Games/Applications: J2ME
-Graphics: Wallpaper, Themes, Screensavers
-Audio/Video: MP3 & AAC player, video recorder, Screen 3, streaming MPEG4 & H.263

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: 1000
-Predictive Text: iTap
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, EMS, AIM, ICQ, Yahoo!, POP3, IMAP4, SMTP
-Tools: Calendar, to-do list, calculator, alarm, voice commands, Airplane mode
-Browser: WAP 2.0

[bobolito]

Cingular 8525
(Released Nov. 16th)

FEATURES
-Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 - UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100
-Screen: 65K colors 240x320
-Weight: 6.21oz
-Size: 4.43" x 2.28" x 0.86"
-Battery: 1350mAh - 4.00hrs talk - 200hrs standby
-Memory: 128MB & MicroSD
-Platform: Windows Mobile 5
-Speakerphone: Yes
-Connections: Bluetooth 2.0, Infrared, ActiveSync, MiniUSB 2.0 port, WiFi (b & g)

MULTIMEDIA
-Camera: 2MP w/flash and macro
-Ringtones: MIDI/MP3
-Games/Applications:
-Graphics: Wallpapers, screensavers, themes
-Audio/Video: Windows Media Player (MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA), supports streaming, video capture

APPLICATIONS
-Phonebook: capacity variable with available memory
-Predictive Text: N/A
-Messaging: SMS, MMS, EMS, POP3, IMAP4, SMTP, Pocket Outlook
-Tools: Alarm, calculator, calendar, to-do list, voice memo, voice dialing
-Browser: Internet Explorer Mobile

[bobolito]

Ok, up to this point, all phones under testing are here on page 8 of this thread. Anything before this page has already been released, cancelled or discontinued.

[Tony E!]

Originally Posted by bobolito

Tony, I had the K1 on page 6 of this thread, but that was kinda hidden back there so I moved it here.

ok thanks Bobo

[budney]

Thanks for the updates Bobo!

That N75 is sweet, so is the 8525!

[speedofsignal]

bobolito

Thank you VERY much for your posts.

[bobolito]

No prob. At this point any incomplete post you see in this page is because I don't have the info yet. If anyone can help me find it, please PM me or post here with a link for verification.


Thanks....

[gubak]

Very good topic!

[Fire14]

I read that this will be out on 11/24/06 for around $200.00

Originally Posted by bobolito

Palm Treo 680

[CLTX11]

How do the treo's fair? Never had a smart phone and wondered if they were one of the better ones.

[bobolito]

Yep...its $199 after $100 mail-in rebate on a 2-yr contract. It's already on Cingular.com and Cingular Premiere.

On Cingular.com the price is $299 (minus $100 = $199) but Cingular Premiere has it for $249 but no mail-in rebate.