Sprint Likely To Launch Power Vision Monday

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posted Oct 28, 2005, 5:39 PM

Sprint will launch a service allowing full downloads of music tracks over the air to a mobile phone on Monday. The service is said to provide dual-downloads - to both a mobile phone and PC - for the single cost of $2.50 per track. The downloads will initially be available to select Samsung and Sanyo models. This service will likely be one component of Sprint's "Power Vision" EV-DO service, which the company is expected to launch soon with handsets from Samsung and Sanyo. Earlier this week the first two handset, a Samsung A940 and Sanyo MM-9000, were discovered on Sprint's website, though neither are offered for sale yet in any market. update: Sprint has launched a website which outlines the video, music and 3D game features for the new high speed network, and features the Sanyo MM-9000 for sale.

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