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After announcing the MotoKRZR K1m kinda late, the American mobile carrier Sprint is the first one to get the L7c CDMA high speed EVDO version of the Motorola SLVR L7 mobile phone. This is probably the first time they have succeeded to beat Verizon at the launch of a very expected cell phone and they did it in style making it a part of their Power Vision Network enabled line-up of handsets.

The Motorola SLVR L7c will offer all the goodies that the Power Vision Network has to offer, including multimedia content broadband speed downloads, access to the Sprint Music Store and the Sprint TV service to watch your favorite TV shows while being on the run.

There is no info about the date when this handset will hit the Sprint stores or about the price you will have to pay for it, but we can guess it won't take them very long if they’ve already published it on their website.

Via mobileguerilla.

Sprint finally catches up to Alltel and Verizon Wireless by adding the much-hyped Motorola KRZR K1m to its fleet of handsets. The eye-catching multimedia flip phone boasts EV-DO data support, a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, a speakerphone, microSD expansion and access to the Sprint Music Store and Sprint TV.

The Motorola KRZR K1m is available immediately from Sprint and retails for $400 or $200 after a two-year service agreement.

Via phonearena.

Motorola unveiled the new MOTOVIEW MS800 cell phone, which is a swivel-type phone has some ultra-cool features, including DMB support. Watch high-quality satellite broadcasts right from your handset!

The MOTOVIEW MS800 uses Flash Lite for the user interface. It is much more intuitive and visually pleasing than other interfaces. The phone offers a microSD slot for expanding the available memory. It also includes a reader that renders MS Office files apart from standard text, PDF and JPEG images.

With all these features, the camera on this one is a bit disappointing (1.3 megapixels). No info on whether it will reach other markets, or its pricing.

Via mobilewhack.

Motorola today announced its newest handset, the MOTOSLVR L7e. In addition to a makeover with a new metallic blue finish, enhanced multimedia functions and high-speed data access, the slim candybar also comes with upgraded features.

The Motorola SLVR L7e is a quad-band phone and it comes equipped with a 1.3 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom and full screen viewing, full screen video capture with 4x digital zoom and video playback, music player with MP3, AAC, AAC+ and ACC+ Enhanced support, 20MB of internal memory, MicroSD card slot for up to 2GB of memory, Bluetooth, Instant Messaging and EDGE.

The MOTOSLVR L7e is expected to ship in the second half of 2006. Price was not disclosed.

Via mobilewhack.

The Motorola V365 is an entry level tri-band GSM phone with features identical to the V360 which is sold by T-Mobile. The device hit the Cingular stores today and sells for $124.99 with two year contract or 104.99 with data discount.

The V365 main features include:

* tri-band 850/1800/1900 GSM with EDGE
* internal 176x220 display with 262k colors
* Push-to-Talk
* Bluetooth
* VGA camera
* MicroSD memory expansion

Via phonearena.