Aug 18 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Sanyo, Sprint

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Cool name for a col cell phone and a superb design are encountered at the new model from Sanyo released at Sprint telecommunication company.
Sprint says in its press release that this is the first cell phone featuring unique lighting effects and high-speed wireless transfers via the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network, while the user is the one in charge with assigning preferred illumination for each of the contacts in the phone book. These will start to play when there will be an incoming call or a new message received.

Other cool features in the Sanyo Katana Eclipse specs list include live on-demand TV, over-the-air downloads, GPS navigation, web browsing and games. You can add more of these if the phone’s memory is not sufficient, by inserting a microSHDC card of up to 8GB of storage capacity. The media supported includes music, videos, images and contacts back-up.
The cell phone has speakerphone, Bluetooth wireless technology, dedicated controls for the music player, Sprint Radio with 150 channels where you can listen to your favorite tunes, and downloadable screen savers, ringtones, applications and games.

You have 40 different lighting effects for each of your contacts and you can choose from several playing music modes like blink, pulse, echo and multi-color patterns.
The built-in 1.3MP camera with 12x zooming and video recording capability is not a high-end digital model, but it’s enough to capture funny moments on the go and send them to your friends.
Sanyo thought also in your productivity so it added GPS turn-by-turn directions support, stereo Bluetooth, SMS Voice Messaging, voice-activated dialing, Restrict Lock that lets you set limits for the use of the cell phone, and applications like Calendar, Scheduler, To-Do List, world clock and many many others.
You can store up to 500 entries in the phone book totalizing 700 phone numbers, 1000 emails and 500 web sites.

Katana Eclipse measures 3.6 x 1.9 x 0.7 inches at 3.4 oz which makes it a pocketable handset fitting your palm or purse, with an internal 2-inch TFT LCD display of 65K colors and an external display of 1 inch in diagonal.
Its Li-Ion battery lasts up to 4.6 hours of talking until asking for a new recharge.
You can get it from Sprint at a price of $99.99 with a 2-year contract.
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Apr 22 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Sanyo, Sprint

Sprint Vision line will include the newest cell phone produced by Sanyo, which under the name Katana LX is bringing an affordable mobile solution in a slim and stylish form factor with mirror finish and a translucent OLED LCD display on the exterior showing the caller ID and time.
Katana LX by Sanyo comes in Pacific Blue, Elegant Pink, and Liquid Graphite colors, has Internet access, email function support, a VGA camera, speakerphone integrated, Bluetooth connectivity for wireless file transfers between two compatible devices, and a large 2-inch main LCD display of 65K colors.

More than that, the middle-level cell phone supports GPS with Sprint Navigation service for turn-by-turn driving directions, traffic rerouting and over 10 million local listings.
It has also SMS Voice Messaging, voice-activated dialing, modem functionality for laptop connectivity to the Internet, voice memo, contact list wireless backup, and call restriction settings.
Sanyo’s Katana LX measures 3.7 x 1.9 x 0.7 inches at 3.4 ounces and is powered by a Li-Ion battery that lasts up to 4.8 hours of talking until the next recharging.
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Apr 09 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Sanyo, Sprint

The other cell phone I was telling you that it will be released on the market this month together with the Sanyo Pro 200 is Sanyo’s Pro 700 and it too will feature push-to-talk and high-speed broadband access.
Supporting Qualcomm’s QChat technology, the EV-DO Rev. A support and Call Alerts for sending repeated PTT Alert to other Nextel Direct Connect subscribers, Sanyo Pro 700 allows you to create groups for connecting with up to 20 users of Nextel Direct Connect via QChat, as well as browse the Internet, send emails, download stuff and read the latest news.

The cell phone is rugged being certified to military standards for dust, shock and vibration, and these without looking as a rugged heavy model at all, weighting 2.8 ounces at 4 x 1.8 x 0.8 inch dimension.
It supports 1900 MHz and 800 MHz bands, sports a 1.2 x 1.5-inch display of 65K colors, and can operate for up to 5 hours of talk time thanks to the 1050 mAh Li-Ion battery.
Sprint will offer it at a price of $69.99 with a 2-year service agreement and $50 mail-in rebate.
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Apr 02 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Sanyo, Sprint

Sprint unveiled two brand new cell phones with push-to-talk capability and Sprint’s high-speed Mobile Broadband network access.
Sanyo Pro 200 and Sanyo Pro 700 will be available for you later this month with Qualcomm's QChat technology, the EV-DO Rev. A support, Nextel Direct Connect one-to-one push-to-talk communication, Group Connect which allows users create groups and connect with up to 20 other Nextel Direct Connect users via QChat, and Call Alerts for sending repeated PTT Alert to other Nextel Direct Connect subscribers.
With both cell phone models you could browse the Internet, send emails, download media, read the latest news, and all these at very fast speeds via the Sprint’s Mobile Broadband Network that reaches over 242 million people, 15,325 cities and 1,452 airports.

The Sanyo Pro 200 handset is a clamshell-style model measuring 4 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches at 3.4 ounces, sporting a main 1.2 x 1.5-inch display of 65K colors, with Bluetooth, email, and is powered by a standard 1050mAh Li-Ion battery which lasts up to 4.9 hours of talk time.
It will be available at a price of $49.99 with a 2-year service agreement and $50 mail-in rebate.
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Jan 29 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Sanyo

Sanyo has targeted the Japan market with a new handset called IPX7 with waterproof capability, planed to be released next month
It is waterproof but don’t imagine swimming with it and taking pictures all daylong in the ocean.
The cell phone can resist under water for up to half an hour and at 1 meter deep.
More than that, it supports 1-Seg and KDDI EV-DO, coming with a large 2.8-inch display with a resolution of 240 x 400 pixels, and sporting a built-in 1.87MP camera.
The internal memory is expandable up to 2GB via a microSD card.
It is a small clamshell measuring 51 x 106 x 19.5mm with 138 grams weight and a battery working time of up to five hours.
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