new sprint phones with vision 2.0
Vision 2.0 & The Handsets That Drive It
Sprint's legal death squad has been working overtime to try to put the bottle back on this, we already knew a lot of info, but other web sites have begun hosting a detailed specification sheet of four of Sprint's upcoming phones.
Sanyo 5600 - Samsung's A700 with ReadyLink, Memory Card Slot, QVGA Screen, Speakerphone
Sanyo 7400 - This phone represents a merger of the 8000 series and 7000 series. The durable camera phone will have a megapixel camera, streaming video (QTV) playback, as well as MIDP 2.0.
LG 535 - Samsung's A700 with slider form-factor and a memory card slot
The only new information that this sheet presented on the Samsung A700 was that it confirmed the device would have ...
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Sprint's legal death squad has been working overtime to try to put the bottle back on this, we already knew a lot of info, but other web sites have begun hosting a detailed specification sheet of four of Sprint's upcoming phones.
Sanyo 5600 - Samsung's A700 with ReadyLink, Memory Card Slot, QVGA Screen, Speakerphone
Sanyo 7400 - This phone represents a merger of the 8000 series and 7000 series. The durable camera phone will have a megapixel camera, streaming video (QTV) playback, as well as MIDP 2.0.
LG 535 - Samsung's A700 with slider form-factor and a memory card slot
The only new information that this sheet presented on the Samsung A700 was that it confirmed the device would have ...
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this is a more recent example of the delays incurred in the wireless industry that can be applied to the posts on EV-DV. don't believe it's coming out till it's out. sprint is notorious for announcing false launch dates and having to push things back.
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Would you rather that they put out half-baked systems and solutions?
With all of the problems other carriers have had with launches I am glad they make sure it works right before they give it their blessing.
"False" launch dates are going to happen with technology, it is inevitable. By now all of Europe as well as Japan were going to have seamless WCDMA networks in place that is if you would have believed the press back in 1999. To the credit of the European carriers they were wise enough to make sure it is a workable system before major launches.
When EVDV comes out is will be great. If it comes out before handsets and before it can be made to work reliably there will be a problem.
With all of the problems other carriers have had with launches I am glad they make sure it works right before they give it their blessing.
"False" launch dates are going to happen with technology, it is inevitable. By now all of Europe as well as Japan were going to have seamless WCDMA networks in place that is if you would have believed the press back in 1999. To the credit of the European carriers they were wise enough to make sure it is a workable system before major launches.
When EVDV comes out is will be great. If it comes out before handsets and before it can be made to work reliably there will be a problem.
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actually, i give sprint props for waiting for a nationwide rollout. it's the pushbacks that make me mad. i work in direct sales and i am alwys one of the last to know. so, if an official launch date gets to me from the bosses, they really believe that it's going to be up and working on that date. when sprint does a rollout, they do it right. it just takes forever. the point i was just trying to make is that everything gets delayed with sprint, several times.
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well after reading this letter a second time i have come to the conclusion that this is nothing that was published by sprint....
this what ever it is mentions a sanyo 5500 recall. there was never and there never will be a recall of the sanyo 5500s in fact there was never even talk with in sprint of a recall on the 5500s
this what ever it is mentions a sanyo 5500 recall. there was never and there never will be a recall of the sanyo 5500s in fact there was never even talk with in sprint of a recall on the 5500s
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