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Sanyo Taho Announced by Sprint

Al — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 12:37:11 +0000

Sanyo Taho has just officially announced by Sprint this thursday. With less than $100 price tag, Sanyo Taho gives you a non-slip grip and ruggedized housing. Sanyo’s Taho is really tough clamshell and built to military 810G spec. The Taho can get a hold against shock, vibration, dust, blowing rain, extreme temperatures and even put in the water. Other than that, GPS, Bluetooth, a 2-megapixel camera with LED flash and video capture support and microSDHC support also included on the Sanyo Taho. Sanyo Taho release date is imminent and you can purchased it online or in Sprint stores with just $99.99 after a two-year contract rebate. Check also the press release.

Sanyo Taho, BlackBerry Style, Dell Mini 10 Leaked at Sprint

Jaq — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 00:09:24 +0000

Sanyo Taho, BlackBerry Style BOGO, Dell Mini 10 leaked at Sprint. From November 26th onwards, the BlackBerry Style will be available in a buy-one-get-one free promotion with sign two years agreement. While Sanyo Taho will hit the market on December 9th for price $99.99. The Taho feature 2MP camera stereo Bluetooth, MP3 player, and a microSD memory card slot among others. The last one is the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 is yours for free as well, as long as you sign up for a relevant data plan.

Sanyo Vero Landing With Sprint’s At Price $9.99

Jaq — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 01:45:33 +0000

Sanyo Vero has been launced in US. The Vero landing with Sprint’s and features 2.4 inch QVGA internal display, smaller external OLED screen, Bluetooth, web browser, Google Search, 1.3 megapixel camera and “easy-to-use keypad”. You can get this device only with $9.99 with 2 years contract or $209.99 without agreement signed.

Sanyo Vero for Sprint Announced!

Al — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 03:31:44 +0000

Sanyo Vero, a typical clamshell handset, is now on store with only $9.99 price with contract. Sanyo Vero features 1.3 MP camera, a poor 2.5mm audio jack, and some other standard feature like threaded messaging and stereo Bluetooth. Compared to the other phone like Palm Pixi, even $10 might feel a little bit too much. The Sanyo Vero is already available today.

KDDI 2010 Summer Lineup Cellphone

Al — Wed, 19 May 2010 15:24:45 +0000

KDDI has just unveiled their phone for this summer. They bring 10 cellphones and most of them are waterproof which maybe is the current trend on Japan. We divide the article into 3 parts. Check them out:

KDDI 2010 Summer Lineup Cellphone (1)
- Hitachi beskey, Casio Exilim CA005, Sony Ericsson Cybershot S003 & Sony Ericsson BRAVIA Phone S004

KDDI 2010 Summer Lineup Cellphone (2)
- Toshiba REGZA Phone T004, Sharp SOLAR PHONE SH007 & Sharp AQUOS Shot SH008

KDDI 2010 Summer Lineup Cellphone (3)
- Sanyo SA002, Kyocera Kantan Keitai K005 & Pantech Kantan Keitai-S PT001

Check also the Softbank and NTT Docomo line up. Enjoy the summer!

Sanyo SA002, Kyocera Kantan Keitai K005 & Pantech Kantan Keitai-S PT001

Al — Wed, 19 May 2010 14:12:43 +0000

Sanyo SA002, Kyocera Kantan Keitai K005 & Pantech Kantan Keitai-S PT001 are the last part from the three articles of the KDDI 2010 Summer Lineup.

Sanyo SA002
With just 14.8mm thin, Sanyo SA002 is the world’s slimmest waterproof slider. It also features 8MP CMOS camera, 3-inch TFT display and SD card slot

Kyocera Kantan Keitai K005
Kyocera Kantan Keitai K005 is a simple clamshell handset with 3.3MP CMOS camera, 3-inch TFT display, SD card slot and waterproof

Pantech Kantan Keitai-S PT001
Pantech Kantan Keitai-S PT001 doesn’t have any display and really easy to use. Designed for the elder people with 410 hours of standby

Sanyo Juno Attending to Boost Mobile

Jaq — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:09:08 +0000

Sanyo Juno attending to Boost Mobile. Most people would probably agree that a good chunk of Boost Mobile’s phone offerings tend to be mostly candy bar phones that look to be lost in a time warp. Luckily though, there are some that offer some additional modern offerings to break the common conception that these push-to-talk phones are rugged pieces of hardware that lack variety.

Thankfully though, the Sanyo Juno is headed to their lineup to offer a decent text messaging experience that won’t break the bank. Already available on Sprint’s lineup as the Sanyo SCP-2700, the Sanyo Juno is the same exact device except for its re-branded name. Following in the same footsteps, it’ll sport an attractive price that won’t leave you being too frugal after purchasing it. Although it’ll be available to purchase online soon, you’ll only need to collect $99.99 between now and the time it is released to get yourself a unit – then again, it shouldn’t be too bad considering you won’t be tethered down with a contract.

Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 Introduced by Boost Mobile!

Al — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:24:47 +0000

The Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 was 1st issued by Sprint the end of 2009, but directly Boost Mobile has also picked-up the electronic messaging device. Characteristics of the Incognito SCP-6760 let in a full QWERTY keyboard, “glow through” OLED display and touch-sensitive dial pad, 2.6″ QVGA internal presentation, 2MP photographic camera with VGA-resolution video recording, microSD memory card expansion slot, and your standard multimedia capabilities for music and video recording playback. If this goes like your thing, it can be bought from Boost Mobile without a contract for $129.99.

The establish quality of the Incognito is rather good. The hinge opens and closes with that familiar Sanyo flick, and there is not the slenderest bit of play in the hinge. It’s rather slippery in the hands however, and we discovered ourselves dropping it on more than one occasion. It gave notice a coat of soft-touch paint on the back for more beneficial feel.