Kick it. Throw it. Push it around. The tough Sanyo PRO 700 follows proudly in the tradition of rugged Nextel phones such as the beloved i580, and it’s a good start for the next generation of Sprint’s push-to-talk network. It’s been a long time since we’ve reviewed a Nextel—uh, we mean Sprint push-to-talk—phone, with good [...]
Sprint has added the Sanyo Katana LX to its handset lineup, giving consumers a choice in colors with Liquid Graphite, Pacific Blue, or Elegant Pink. The fashion-oriented clamshell features a hidden external display and built-in speakerphone. Other features on the Katana LX include a VGA-resolution camera and Bluetooth, in addition to support for Sprint [...]
Mobile phones and peace of mind never go hand in hand, a single call can ruin your perfect vacation not to mention the long going debate of radiation and cancer. But you can co-relate the Sanyo W62SA mobile phone with peace and relaxation. Browse through the phone’s menu and you will stumble across the Spa [...]
Sanyo has unveiled the new S1 which values itself in being simplistic at CES2008. The phone is for those among us who want a simple phone that is reliable in getting connected for voice and basic email. The S1 by SANYO sports a robust 24mm speakerphone, integrated Bluetooth® wireless technology, large, colorful LCD screen and [...]
Recently Sanyo launched the S1 entry-level candy bar handset for Sprint’s nationwide network. The S1 sports a black soft-feel coating for added grip and weighs in at a scant 70.9g (2.5oz). Sanyo’s site states that this one is a RadioShack exclusive, but there are reports that it is available through any of Sprint’s indirect retail [...]
The Sanyo Katana(TM) DLX for Sprint is the “deluxe” version of the best-selling original Sanyo Katana. Master-crafted by Sanyo, the 3-time winner of the JD Power award for highest customer satisfaction in mobile phones, the Sanyo Katana DLX is even sharper than the original. With stereo Bluetooth, video capture, GPS, Sprint TV and Sprint Music [...]
With a sleeker shape, a radiant new finish, and a host of refined features, the Katana II enhances the spirit of the original Katana, achieving the perfect balance of cutting-edge design and technology.
Released for Sprint, the Sanyo SCP-7050 is U.S. Mil Spec 810F compliant, offering GPS and wireless solutions for businesses. As the first 810 mil spec compliant device for Sprint, the SCP-7050 meets strict military specifications for dust, shock and vibration and features a durable clamshell form factor with a rubberized, no-slip surface. The SCP-7050 also [...]
The latest rumors point that Sanyo is preparing a new high-tech phone, as Sprint’s top-of-the-line device, called the M1. The M1 is supposed to combine Sanyo’s high quality of production and voice features with the latest technologies, leaded by 1GB internal memory (it is not sure if it will have microSD slot for additional memory [...]
The Katana offers a VGA camera, which produced predictably disappointing picture quality with washed-out colors (not to mention way too much orange) and blurry object edges. You can take pictures with three different resolutions (640×480, 320×240, or 160×120 pixels), three quality settings (Fine, Normal, Economy), and the choice of either two shutter sounds or silence. [...]
