What came before the v60i?

Hi everyone,

I switched from Sprint to Verizon in July of 2002, and the first phone I
bought was the v60i (I wish I still had it). The day I bought it they had
on display still what I think was its predecessor. It was black and from
what I recall was similar in shape to the v60, but maybe a touch bigger. I
liked the way it looked and it was even cheaper than the v60, but I
figured it best to get the latest technology.

Anyway, I've been thinking that if I can find one of whatever model this
was on e-Bay or something, it might be nice to have it as a backup. Anyone
have any idea to what I'm referring? It wasn't a StarTac or any of those
similar models.

Thanks for any help.


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The model I have that was just before the v60i is the v60t (on ATT)
very similar to v60i but with a black "carbon fiber" inset on front.
Lasted for years until antenna broke off (before screw in)...

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 14:58:03 GMT, Kevin McClave
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi everyone,
>
>I switched from Sprint to Verizon in July of 2002, and the first phone I
>bought was the v60i (I wish I still had it). The day I bought it they had
>on display still what I think was its predecessor. It was black and from
>what I recall was similar in shape to the v60, but maybe a touch bigger. I
>liked the way it looked and it was even cheaper than the v60, but I
>figured it best to get the latest technology.
>
>Anyway, I've been thinking that if I can find one of whatever model this
>was on e-Bay or something, it might be nice to have it as a backup. Anyone
>have any idea to what I'm referring? It wasn't a StarTac or any of those
>similar models.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>
>******************************************************************
>Kevin McClave
>http://www.kpmcclave.com/splash.html
>
>"It is better to be defeated on principle
>than to win on lies." ~Arthur Caldwell
>******************************************************************

The model I have that was just before the v60i is the v60t (on ATT)
very similar to v60i but with a black "carbon fiber" inset on front.
Lasted for years until antenna broke off (before screw in)...

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 14:58:03 GMT, Kevin McClave
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi everyone,
>
>I switched from Sprint to Verizon in July of 2002, and the first phone I
>bought was the v60i (I wish I still had it). The day I bought it they had
>on display still what I think was its predecessor. It was black and from
>what I recall was similar in shape to the v60, but maybe a touch bigger. I
>liked the way it looked and it was even cheaper than the v60, but I
>figured it best to get the latest technology.
>
>Anyway, I've been thinking that if I can find one of whatever model this
>was on e-Bay or something, it might be nice to have it as a backup. Anyone
>have any idea to what I'm referring? It wasn't a StarTac or any of those
>similar models.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>
>******************************************************************
>Kevin McClave
>http://www.kpmcclave.com/splash.html
>
>"It is better to be defeated on principle
>than to win on lies." ~Arthur Caldwell
>******************************************************************

Bhodie <hotlizard@nothome> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> The model I have that was just before the v60i is the v60t (on ATT)
> very similar to v60i but with a black "carbon fiber" inset on front.
> Lasted for years until antenna broke off (before screw in)...
>
> On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 14:58:03 GMT, Kevin McClave
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >Hi everyone,
> >
> >I switched from Sprint to Verizon in July of 2002, and the first phone I
> >bought was the v60i (I wish I still had it). The day I bought it they had
> >on display still what I think was its predecessor. It was black and from
> >what I recall was similar in shape to the v60, but maybe a touch bigger. I
> >liked the way it looked and it was even cheaper than the v60, but I
> >figured it best to get the latest technology.
> >
> >Anyway, I've been thinking that if I can find one of whatever model this
> >was on e-Bay or something, it might be nice to have it as a backup. Anyone
> >have any idea to what I'm referring? It wasn't a StarTac or any of those
> >similar models.
> >
> >Thanks for any help.
>
> >Kevin McClave
> >http://www.kpmcclave.com/splash.html
> >
> >"It is better to be defeated on principle
> >than to win on lies." ~Arthur Caldwell
> >******************************************************************
the ph that you are talking about was the v60c. it was the first v60

Bhodie <hotlizard@nothome> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> The model I have that was just before the v60i is the v60t (on ATT)
> very similar to v60i but with a black "carbon fiber" inset on front.
> Lasted for years until antenna broke off (before screw in)...
>
> On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 14:58:03 GMT, Kevin McClave
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >Hi everyone,
> >
> >I switched from Sprint to Verizon in July of 2002, and the first phone I
> >bought was the v60i (I wish I still had it). The day I bought it they had
> >on display still what I think was its predecessor. It was black and from
> >what I recall was similar in shape to the v60, but maybe a touch bigger. I
> >liked the way it looked and it was even cheaper than the v60, but I
> >figured it best to get the latest technology.
> >
> >Anyway, I've been thinking that if I can find one of whatever model this
> >was on e-Bay or something, it might be nice to have it as a backup. Anyone
> >have any idea to what I'm referring? It wasn't a StarTac or any of those
> >similar models.
> >
> >Thanks for any help.
>
> >Kevin McClave
> >http://www.kpmcclave.com/splash.html
> >
> >"It is better to be defeated on principle
> >than to win on lies." ~Arthur Caldwell
> >******************************************************************
the ph that you are talking about was the v60c. it was the first v60