Any plans for a V600 in CDMA ?

Finally found the perfect phone and it's not CDMA. Any plans for Motorolla
to make a V600 in CDMA with out losing any features of the phone ? I really
could use a good, bluetooth phone and a phone with all it's feaures is well
needed in the CDMA world.

I don't want to change providers, as I have Verizon and they have the best
coverage area for where I live.

Thanks if you have any info here...

-Dave

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In article <[email protected]>,
Dave <[email protected]> wrote:
>Finally found the perfect phone and it's not CDMA. Any plans for Motorolla
>to make a V600 in CDMA with out losing any features of the phone ? I really
>could use a good, bluetooth phone and a phone with all it's feaures is well
>needed in the CDMA world.
>
>I don't want to change providers, as I have Verizon and they have the best
>coverage area for where I live.
>
>Thanks if you have any info here...
>
>-Dave

For some reason VZW seems to have religious objections to Bluetooth.
On the few phone which they have had in the past which supported it,
VZW had the Bluetooth functionality disabled in their version of the
software. Why???

In article <[email protected]>,
Dave <[email protected]> wrote:
>Finally found the perfect phone and it's not CDMA. Any plans for Motorolla
>to make a V600 in CDMA with out losing any features of the phone ? I really
>could use a good, bluetooth phone and a phone with all it's feaures is well
>needed in the CDMA world.
>
>I don't want to change providers, as I have Verizon and they have the best
>coverage area for where I live.
>
>Thanks if you have any info here...
>
>-Dave

For some reason VZW seems to have religious objections to Bluetooth.
On the few phone which they have had in the past which supported it,
VZW had the Bluetooth functionality disabled in their version of the
software. Why???

From where did you here that the v600 doesn't support CDMA. It is a true
worldphone... Everything except satellite (i.e. Iridium and other orbital
transmitters are not supported). It supports CDMA, TDMA, AMPS, GMRS, GPS and
at 850/900/1.9G.

Just yesterday, a rep assured me Verizon will announce v600 deals shortly
and there is no reason that they would disable Bluetooth. I think that a few
early buyers of the Aston Martin edition are already using a v600 with
Verizon. Anyone want to confirm this?

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"CharlesH" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>,
> Dave <[email protected]> wrote:
> >Finally found the perfect phone and it's not CDMA. Any plans for
Motorolla
> >to make a V600 in CDMA with out losing any features of the phone ? I
really
> >could use a good, bluetooth phone and a phone with all it's feaures is
well
> >needed in the CDMA world.
> >
> >I don't want to change providers, as I have Verizon and they have the
best
> >coverage area for where I live.
> >
> >Thanks if you have any info here...
> >
> >-Dave
>
> For some reason VZW seems to have religious objections to Bluetooth.
> On the few phone which they have had in the past which supported it,
> VZW had the Bluetooth functionality disabled in their version of the
> software. Why???
>

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 21:16:47 GMT, "Ellery Davies"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>
>From where did you here that the v600 doesn't support CDMA. It is a true
>worldphone... Everything except satellite (i.e. Iridium and other orbital
>transmitters are not supported). It supports CDMA, TDMA, AMPS, GMRS, GPS and
>at 850/900/1.9G.
>
>Just yesterday, a rep assured me Verizon will announce v600 deals shortly
>and there is no reason that they would disable Bluetooth. I think that a few
>early buyers of the Aston Martin edition are already using a v600 with
>Verizon. Anyone want to confirm this?

You're got to be kidding right? You can't be this stupid. Is it
satire?