The Sprint Power Vision M1 by Sanyo has made its way to the Sprint Website and now its available for order. The Sanyo M1 is equipped with a whopping 1GB of internal memory which will surely impress even the most jaded audiophiles out there! One can also play and store up to 16 hours* of music or a combination of music, photos, video, and voice recording. Music transfers are possible either hooking up to a PC or opting for over-the-air music downloads from Sprint Music Store.

The Sanyo M1 is equipped with a 1.2" x 1.5" TFT (240 x 320 pixels) internal screen and 1.0" x 0.8" TFT (128 x 96 pixels) external screen. One also comes across a 2.0 MP camera and camcorder with auto focus and flash and one can also access the Sprint TV, with more than 50 channels of content including more than 20 live channels.

The Sprint Power Vision M1 supports MP3 and AAC/AAC+ digital files and also comes pre-loaded with NFL Mobile applications , themes, ringers, games, and applications. Some other features include; # Bluetooth, SMS Text and Voice Messaging, GPS enabled, Advanced voice-activated dialing, Phone as modem capable, dual 15mm stereo speakers for stereo music playback and speakerphone. The M1 is now available for $199 with a two-year subscriber agreement.

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The Sanyo SCP-7000 is now available on the Sprint Nextel and will appeal to those who require a rugged mobile solution. This is an entry level handset and offer basic calling features like; Push To Talk, 128×160 pixel screen with 65k colors, speakerphone and optional parental controls. One also can change the look of the phone vis the bundled changeable faceplates. Sprint is selling the SCP-7000 for $29.99 with a new 2-year contract and $150 in instant savings.

The latest to be on the FCC table of approval is the Sanyo M1, a new clamshell from Sanyo that is rumored to be available via Sprint. As you can see, I don’t have a picture of this quality phone yet. (That’s right, the Sanyo M1 doesn’t really look like that. I am assuming that those are the blueprints, or whatever.)

The Sanyo M1 should be EV-DO high speed data, an internal antenna, plus Bluetooth. As you can see from the front, it looks like it comes packed with some external speakers. It looks like this thing is made for playing the MP3s, and it also looks like there is plans for a 2 Megapixel camera (with flash, even). Rumor has it that this guy has 1 GB of internal memory, but I cans see if there is a memory slot on the side. But this is because I can’t see the side. It probably has the expanded memory slot, though. Doesn’t every phone these days?

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Qwest Wireless joined a host of other companies supporting the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation with the introduction of the Sanyo Katana pink cell phone. Available in an ultra-slim form factor, this lightweight handset comes with all essential functionality.

The Sanyo Katana features a large 2.2", 65k color display on the inside. The phone features a VGA camera capable of digital zoom and self-timer. While the phone is missing external memory support, you can still store up to 33 images on the phone's available memory.

The Katana also includes a speakerphone for easier hands-free calling, as well as voice activated dialing. Measuring 3.88" x 2.02" x 0.58", the phone weighs just 3.4 oz (96 grams).

For each Sanyo Katana Cherry Blossom pink phone sold with Qwest, 10% of the retail price will be donated to the Komen Foundation. The same applies to the Sanyo SCP-2400 Fun Flip phone available in Misty Rose. After discounts, the phone is available for US $99.99. Go on, show that you care.

The Sanyo SCP-8400 mobile phone will very soon be available on the US network Sprint. This one too is a part of the SANYO's "go-to" camera phone line up and has all the features which any self-respecting phone of 2006 would include like Bluetooth, a 1.3-megapixel camera, high-resolution QVGA internal screen, music player, memory card slot and access to Sprint Power Vision(SM) Network.

The new Sanyo SCP-8400 is targeted at the young and the hip and is available in colors like Electric Blue, Powder White and Midnight Black. Since downloading multimedia content is a must on the Gen X agenda (god I sound like a granny) Sanyo has incorporated the Sprint Power Vision capabilities. Via this feature one is able to download and stream music and video, watch live TV, indulge in full-length music downloads, and seek On Demand information for news, sports, weather etc.

The latest addition in the Sanyo 8000 series also includes a 2 inch internal screen with QVGA resolution (240 x 320 pixels). Memory cards of up to 1GB are supported and the phone also includes a MP3/AAC music player with a mass storage mode for easy transfers to the PC or vice versa. For the fashion conscious user, the Sanyo FaceMask is a great accessory which lets you change the look of your phone whenever one gets bored. he SCP-8400 by SANYO will be available on October and would retail for $279.99 suggested retail price or $99.99 after mail-in rebates. For more info visit: Sanyo

Some lucky fellow from the Sprint Users Forum, got his hands on the yet to be released Sprint Sanyo 8400 and played around it with a bit to give his opinion. His first impressions review highlighted the handset’s resemblance with the mini-9000 and he gave it full marks on its look which was ‘cool’ according to him.

The Sanyo 8400 is Bluetooth enabled and also sports an 1.3 Megapixel camera. The reviewer liked the overall performance of the handset but didn’t like the fact that it had no blue keypad lights. However the loud speaker and the Micro SD/Transflash for external memory is a welcomed addition. He also says that “it's nice replacement for the 7500/9000 now with Bluetooth” and was “pretty impressed” by it.

So looks like that the Sanyo 8400 may just take off and may make its debut sooner than expected.

Via engadgetmobile and Sprint Users Forum

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The website Mobiledia did a review of the ultra-thin Sanyo Katana and like the phone for its ultra slim ergonomics, its rich multimedia features including two cameras and Bluetooth capabilities. However the phone may have two cameras but both of them are VGA. The audio capabilities of the handset are also not very impressive.

The Sanyo Katana is a highly elegant and slim handset which has shades of the Motorola razr when it comes to form factor. The phone sports a 1.3 x 1.8-inch main color display with 65K colors and also includes two VGA cameras, Handsfree operation with the built-in speakerphone or 2.5 mm Universal Jack Adapter, Global Positioning System (GPS) chip and Bluetooth capabilities.

The review ends by saying “Sanyo has a reputation for excellent reception, and the Katana is no different. Providing dual-band analog and digital frequencies, calls come in loud and clear provided the internal
antenna built into the lower lip is unobstructed. The application set is fundamental at best, but BREW
allows users to add and remove mobile applications, and the integration of various email and chat
applications ensures consumers will never be far from sending a greeting. For consumers looking for
multimedia on the go, the Samsung A900 may be a better option. However for consumers who want an aesthetically appealing device but don't need all the extras (and extra fees), the Sanyo Katana is
an affordable alternative with the looks of a much more expensive device”.

KDDi au receives a new clamshell phone, the Sanyo W33SA which is able to swivel its screen 180-degrees and fold down. W33SA boasts a 2.4-inch QVGA TFT LCD with 262K colors, 1.3 megapixel camera, FM radio, TV capability and 50MB of internal memory which is expandable by miniSD memory card slot. Should I say this is one of the smartest phones around? It will automatically switch off your TV if your battery is running low. It will make sure you still got enough battery level to make and receive phone calls. You can directly connect the phone to a printer via the USB connection which uses the PictBridge software to print out the images. Upon fully charged battery, you can watch your favorite TV shows on the phone for 2 hours and 45 minutes. Sanyo W33SA weighs 150 grams with the size of 50 x 105 x 277 mm. It is expected to hit the market soon with the price of 24,000Yen which is about USD210.

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PCsintel.com is reporting that specs of the upcoming Sanyo 6600 handset have just been announced. According to them this handset will only be availble on Sprint and is targeted at those consumers who want a mid range phone with Bluetooth connectivity and some other standard cell phone features.

The soon to be released Sanyo 6600 has no bells and whistles attached to it and is a basic phone which includes connectivity options like Bluetooth. It takes to the Sanyo PM-8200 for inspiration when it comes to design and hardware set. While the Bluetooth option will no doubt go well with users, they will also dig the NetFront 3.1 browser. The Sanyo 6600 is one of the thinnest phones ever released by Sanyo for Sprint and the first to also have a Li-Polymer battery. The phone would include CMOS camera however a lack of video support makes me wonder what they were thinking. The Phone features a QVGA Display , supports J2ME MIDP 2.0, but lacks a Sprint MI-UI user interface. As of now very few details are present but you can check out the website which Sanyo has put up for marketing the phone. What’s in there? Nothing really except Sanyo showing of their love for red and black graphics!

The SANYO SCP-7500 EV-DO sports a very rugged design and is housed in a rubberized DuraGrip. The phone also features a USB cable
connection which makes it possible to support wireless technology and thus deliver broadband-like connectivity to notebook users. It includes the Bell Mobility's "10-4" walkie-talkie service and the Full Track Music services lets you access and purchases music online. One also can access Bell's streaming video clip service to watch news, weather forecast, multimedia clips and other videos.

The SANYO SCP-7500 EV-DO features a dual high-resolution LCD and measures 3.41X1.94X1.11 inches. The 1.8 inch TFT LCD color display
Is pretty handy to watch videos and other multimedia content. Accessories provided with the phone includes travel charger, stereo headset, USB cable, SANYO 1000 mAh Lithium Ion battery, and three accent plates (black, red and blue). The SANYO SCP-7500 is available for a price of $199 with a 3-year contract.

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Sanyo has tied up with Sprint to launch the Sanyo SCP-3100 PCS Vision Phone which is available in a gamut of colors including Pure Silver, Blue Energy, Always Pink, and the very cool and different Espresso. Judging by the varied color scheme it is clear that Sanyo wants the handset to appeal to everyone irrespective of age and sex. The SCP-3100 not only promises to be trendy but also highly functional. The handset is Sprint PCS Vision- and Ready Link-capable and includes features like a high-quality speakerphone, SMS Text Messaging and a large external LCD.

The Sanyo SCP-3100 is going to be also marketed as a “family phone” where each member can express their individuality by choosing a different color. Sanyo would be the first company ever to release a phone in Espresso color which no doubt will be lapped up by the Java (coffee for uninitiated) loving population. The SCP-3100 would include the Sprint PCS Vision(R) service where customers can access and download content like images, ring tones, Music Tones, games etc.

The SCP-3100 by SANYO is also Sprint PCS Ready Link capable. This service basically entitles subscribers to engage in "walkie-talkie" style communication at the touch of a button with other Sprint PCS Ready Link users. Another cool service that comes with the handset is the Sprint PCS Picture Mail which lets one hare, print, preserve, and create and digital pictures via the built-in camera. The Sanyo SCP-3100 is available now for $199.99.For more information please visits: www.sprint.com.

Sprint and SANYO announced the new Sprint Power Vision phone MM-9000 from SANYO. The MM-9000 is a feature-packed phone from SANYO, which is also one of the first phones compatible with Sprint Music Store, the first mobile music storefront where you can buy full-length songs.

The MM-9000 includes an integrated MP3/AAC/AAC+ player, and thanks to the miniSD slot and USB cable connectivity, you can transfer files from your PC to the phone. The Sprint Music Store is another place where you can sample and wirelessly download full-length music. The phone is bundled with a 16MB miniSD card, but you can upgrade it up to 1GB.

The phone comes with an internal 2.1" TFT LCD at QVGA resolution (240x320), supporting 260k colors, and an external 1.1" 72x96 screen. It supports J2ME, so you can also download and play the latest and greatest 3D games. Thanks to EV-DO technology supported by the phone, you now have access to high-speed internet, enabling you to watch live streaming video as well, on Sprint TV Live service.

A 1.3 megapixel camera is provided, and it's capable of capturing videos up to 30 seconds in duration.

Available now with Sprint, the SANYO MM-9000 is priced at US $229.99, and can be ordered online at Sprint's website.

Sanyo has introduced the new Sanyo RL-4930 which is similar to the RL-4920 except it's now packaged in a ruggedized and moisture resistant shell. It appears that the RL-4930 is slated for Sprint PCS and should be due out by the end of the year.

The RL-4930 supports CDMA 850/1900MHz as well as AMPS 850MHz. Other features for the RL-4930 include voice dialing, phone based voice mail, speakerphone, voice recording, and SMS text messaging. You also get a bright 65K color display with a resolution of 128 x 112.

Via MobileBurn.com

Sprint has released the Sanyo MM-8300 Cell Phone. The logical big brother to the ultra-popular Sanyo 8200. The Sanyo MM-8300, MM stands for multimedia, features,

Built-in camcorder
VGA digital camera with flash and digital zoom
Speakerphone
Support for Sprint PCS Vision - a service that allows customers to browse the Internet at speeds faster than most dial-up connections; check email and send instant messages; and download Music Tones, voice ringers, and full-color, graphically-rich games and screen savers, all on the Sprint Nationwide PCS Network
And, the multimedia features do not end there either. Check out these additional features the MM-8300 has to offer.

The Sanyo MM-8300 is Picture Mail, Video Mail, Sprint PCS Ready LinkSM- and SMS-text-messaging-capable.

The Sanyo MM-8300 is available for $299.99 or $149.99 with rebate and service agreement.

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