With its low-end VGA camera, the CAPTR is hardly worthy of its vowel-dropping name, but considering the asking price, we’ll let it slide this time.  Aiding the VGA camera, the handset also features voice-activated dialing, Bluetooth, and support for Cricket services like Mobile Web, Cricket MyHomeScreen, and Cricket Games and Applications.  The only feature that might impress anyone mildly would be its $129.99 (which drops a further $50 if bought online) price tag, which more than justifies the lack of higher specs.  Head over to Cricket if I still had you after the part about the VGA camera.

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