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Samsung W531 is dual-mode phone working in CDMA and capable of roaming in GSM networks (probably only European/Asian frequencies are supported). This makes a successor of the already old Samsung A790. It is clamshell phone with internal antenna and 1.3-megapixel camera. The SCH-W531 has already scored the FCC approval.

Via engadget.

TheSanyo SCP-7000 offers a sporty and stylish design with interchangeable faceplates and slip-resistant Dura-Grip trim. The Sanyo SCP-7000's easy-to-use parental controls, which are also helpful for business users, enable restriction of incoming and outgoing direct dial calls and limit access to Sprint PCS Vision and Sprint PCS Ready Link services. Additional must-have features include a high-quality speakerphone, vivid 65K-color internal LCD display and large easy-to-read external LCD display.

Via slashphone.

The second hybrid between iDEN and CDMA is a reality, as Sprint Nextel now offers the Motorola ic402 on its webpage. The new phone is based on the ic502, but removes the external display and also doesn’t meet military 810f specification, which the bigger model did. It means it is plain clamshell with low-end specifications. Sprint Nextel offers it for $40 after the rebates, which is $20 less than the ic502.

Via softpedia.

Sanyo M1 is the latest addition to the phone line of Sprint PCS CDMA carrier; we’ve heard about the M1 from earlier spy photos, as well as from its FCC approval, but its just now it is available on the site for purchase at $199 after rebates.

Sanyo M1 is a 0.9" clamshell with a large external color display, anonther internal QVGA display, 1GB of internal memory, stereo speakers, headphones connected to the 3.5mm stereo headphones jack (through adapter) or wirelessly via Bluetooth (A2DP support). A music-dedicated controller on the front shell is used for navigation of the player.

Via mobileburn.

Sprint will get for their customers the entry-level LG LX-150, a handset that will fit in quite nicely on the same shelf with the other device launched by the American carrier to accommodate the taste for bargains of their budget-oriented customers.

The phone will offer a basic set of features and the star of the list is the dedicated messaging text key that, in an ideal world, will make you become a text messaging king of some sort. The other ones that deserve to be mentioned here are the wireless Bluetooth connectivity, the internal 128x160 262k colors display and the external 96x94 monochrome one, all wrapped up nicely in a plastic case with a speakerphone dressing to go along easier.

The LG LX-150 is already selling on RadioShack, where you can get it for free if you sign a new service contract, but if you want to get it from Sprint you will have to wait a little until this happens.

Via softpedia.