Motorola V220
No logic:(
What's the matter with MOTOROLA???
Take a look at this production pattern:
V300 - V400 - V500/V525 - V600 - V810 - V180 - V220 ????????? 😕
Can anyone explain this to me, please? Telling the truth, I don't get it. 🙄
Anyway, all of those phone models are holy crap. 😈
Take a look at this production pattern:
V300 - V400 - V500/V525 - V600 - V810 - V180 - V220 ????????? 😕
Can anyone explain this to me, please? Telling the truth, I don't get it. 🙄
Anyway, all of those phone models are holy crap. 😈
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It makes perfect sense.
It's not like this is intended to replace or even remotely compete with the V600. Totally different classes of phones.
On the high end is the V600, E398, and V80. They're all very, very similar in features, just different form factors (clamshell, bar, and swivel, respectively).
The V300, V400, and V500 don't really count - they're all just spinoffs of the V600 with very slight differences, so that Motorola could give more carriers "exclusive" rights to their own model in each country.
In the "mass market" category, we have the same thing: four very similar models, with specific differences. The two camera models are V220 (clamshell) and C650 (bar). The V180 is the non-camera clamshell and there's a bar ver...
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It's not like this is intended to replace or even remotely compete with the V600. Totally different classes of phones.
On the high end is the V600, E398, and V80. They're all very, very similar in features, just different form factors (clamshell, bar, and swivel, respectively).
The V300, V400, and V500 don't really count - they're all just spinoffs of the V600 with very slight differences, so that Motorola could give more carriers "exclusive" rights to their own model in each country.
In the "mass market" category, we have the same thing: four very similar models, with specific differences. The two camera models are V220 (clamshell) and C650 (bar). The V180 is the non-camera clamshell and there's a bar ver...
(continues)
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