Motorola V710
wow, that 840 (which does have bluetooth) looks awesome
I've said this before in other posts about the A840. I don't think it will have Bluetooth. When Motorola first put out the following A840 PDF document on their site, it listed Bluetooth. I have a hardcopy which shows this. I can scan it if people want to see it. So when all the web sites started listing it around the time of the CTIA 2004 show, they all listed it as having Bluetooth. If you look at that document now, there is no mention of Bluetooth.
http://www.motorola.com/mot/doc/1/1108_MotDoc.pdf »
I read somewhere that they couldn't put in Bluetooth because of the space taken up by the GSM circuitry.
http://www.motorola.com/mot/doc/1/1108_MotDoc.pdf »
I read somewhere that they couldn't put in Bluetooth because of the space taken up by the GSM circuitry.
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fair enough, but either way, this looks like a great phone. But its many months away so at this point we need to pray for the 9900 or 710
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your all wrong about the a840, i was reading about it on a website and its basically a toned down version of the v710...it has no blue tooth, cant record video etc.
still an excellent phone though
now the question is, whos info is more reliable?
still an excellent phone though
now the question is, whos info is more reliable?
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king_gratz said:
your all wrong about the a840, i was reading about it on a website and its basically a toned down version of the v710...it has no blue tooth, cant record video etc.
still an excellent phone though
now the question is, whos info is more reliable?
I get my information directly from Motorola's own document and you're telling me that I'm wrong!? Where do you get your information that would make it more reliable than Motorola's? Just click on the link in my previous post which will take you to Motorola's PDF document on the A840. That's where I get my information.
The major difference between the V710 and the A840 is that the V710 is an AMPS(analog)/CDMA phone with Bluetooth and t...
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