Moto Q
Guess that answers THAT question...
RMS is the system corporate stores use for, well... everything. I was looking for a SKU for the RAZR and I saw there was a SKU for the Q! There is no price for it yet but I would be VERY surprised if we don't get it in the next few months! And no, that wasn't a stupid question... ๐
Until then.... ๐
good post.
Sorry ๐คญ I'm merely a Sprint customer - not an employee. I have moderate aspirations for attaining "cell geek" status...but, I'm still a ways off!
http://www.sprintusers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11 ... »
The 3rd post on this page (#4๐ mentions the sighting of a Sprint Q. I realize this is still "heresay" but, I can dream can't I?
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/11/29/pictures-em ... »
It's true.
Just like I said! *jump shot*
Reasons to get excited:
1) A "Smartphone" is all I need. PPC is too robust for my needs (I owned one for a couple weeks). I don't require my device to edit Word & Excel files, I don't need a touchscreen, etc.
2) Slim QWERTY form factor - none exist with Sprint at this time.
3) Because I'm banking on the hopes that Sprint will be able to release this device more "bug free" than its VZW cousin. Much like the Treo 700p & 700wx. Generally speaking - I have greater faith in Sprint devices than I do VZW devices.
So, even if my #3 reason doesn't come to fruition...Sprint FINALLY breaking into the slim QWERTY realm can only be a good thing. This will satisfy many people's desire for a device more robust than a cell ph...
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Easy solution to this is not to get a M$ PPC based phone. The palm OS is simple, yet efficient for most users. Thin isn't always better, just look at the crappy razr.