- 02-08-2006, 09:39 AM #1
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Just thought this would be of some interest to those who love the Motorola RAZR...the Motorola Z...a slider phone based on the RAZR!
http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/biz/...9085311900.htm
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- 02-08-2006, 09:47 AM #2 is that wat u call tapped
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No offense to anyone here but i dont like the razor much. I am the weirdo who loves big bulky phones. LOL. I dont know why but I do! Thanks for the article though, its good to keep up with those things even if I dont like them, so when someone asks me something about it or so i can give someone else information about it. Thank You!!
( I bet you in a year or so from now, ill be on here saying how much i love my new razor LOL) most phones are going to be built really tiny soon enough, i wonder how i am going to feel about that!! haha.. i will try not to think about that for nowR.i.P MB.LD.AA
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- 02-08-2006, 10:32 AM #3 Look who's back!
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it's definitely cool looking!
- 02-08-2006, 10:42 AM #4 Phone Expert
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It looks like they just made a slider out of the SLVR!
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- 02-08-2006, 10:52 AM #5
It looks promising. Can't wait to try it out!
- 02-08-2006, 10:53 AM #6 Look who's back!
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already posted by the newsbot:
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- 02-08-2006, 09:55 PM #7that's exactly what they did.....
Originally Posted by paulcman
now if i had my choice i'd be getting this one but in black..
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- 02-08-2006, 11:33 PM #8 Junior Member
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I kind of agree with you on the small size of phones, even though I'm in the process of getting a Razr Originally Posted by Renée . I've always told everyone I wish they made a cell phone for me. I want it to be shockproof, waterproof, and preferably with a rubberized outer shell. The G-Shock of phones. Too bad Casio doesn't make phones.
- 02-09-2006, 09:58 AM #9 Phone Expert
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kbohip- It sounds like you ought to be looking at Nextel. I beleive some of their phone fit your requirements exactly!
Such as: Nextel's i530
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The Nextel i530 mobile phone, designed for workers and outdoor enthusiasts who confront harsh conditions. It is the only flip-style phone that meets military standards for resistance to dust, shock, vibration and humidity.
The Nextel i530 handset is covered in a protective rubber casing for a non-slip grip and extra durability. It is the latest phone that enables Nextel’s Nationwide Direct Connect SM walkie-talkie service, which allows instant communication at the touch of a button from coast to coast.
“The Nextel i530 handset is built for workers who require a phone that is compact but also as tough as their jobs, such as those in the construction, manufacturing and transportation industries,” said Blair Kutrow, vice president of product management, Nextel.
“With a sensible design that stands up to harsh environments, we consider the Nextel i530 handset to be the SUV of mobile phones,” said Peter Aloumanis, general manager, U.S. Markets Division, Motorola’s iDEN® Subscriber Group.
The Nextel i530 handset provides a call preview feature, which allows the user to flip open the phone, view the incoming number and then decide whether to answer*. It also offers a speakerphone and a vibrate mode.
Optional features include voice-activated dialing and a voice recorder. Because the Nextel i530 handset is GPS enabled, users can also add the Mobile Locator™ location-based service* that allows, for example, the tracking of where field employees are.
The Nextel i530 handset offers a 600-contact phone list and the ability to download ring tones*. Its audio caller ID* allows users to assign different ring tones to specific callers in order to immediately identify incoming calls.
With its high performance battery, the Nextel i530 handset measures 3.7 x 2.12 x 1.25 inches (94 x 54 x 32 mm) and weighs approximately 5.2 ounces (147 g). It is available in solid black or a combination of yellow and black.
Specifications
Modes iDEN 800
Weight 5.50 oz (156 g)
Dimensions 3.70" x 2.13" x 1.26" (94 x 54 x 32 mm)
Form Factor Clamshell
Stub / Extendable Antenna
Battery Life Talk: 3.42 hours (205 minutes)
Standby: 75 hours (3.1 days)
Battery Type LiIon
Display Type: ?
Platform / OS (N/A)
Memory ?
Phone Book Capacity 600
FCC ID AZ489FT5825 (Approved Aug 18, 2003)
2nd Display Not Available
Alarm Not Available
Bluetooth Not Available
BREW Not Available
Calculator Not Available
Calendar Not Available
Call Screening Not Available
Camera Not Available
Changeable Faceplates Not Available
Custom Graphics Not Available
Custom Ringtones Yes
Data-Capable Yes
Digital TTY/TDD Not Available
E-Mail Client Not Available
ECML / Digital Wallet Not Available
EMS / Picture Messaging Not Available
Expansion Card Not Available
Flashlight Not Available
FM Radio Not Available
GAIT Not Available
Games Not Available
GPS / Location A-GPS
Hard Drive Not Available
Headset Jack (2.5 mm) Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible Not Available
High-Speed Data Not Available
Infrared (IR) Not Available
Integrated PDA Not Available
Java (J2ME) Not Available
MMS Not Available
MP3 Player Not Available
Multiple Languages Yes
Multiple Numbers per Name Not Available
PC Sync Not Available
PictBridge Not Available
Picture ID Not Available
Polyphonic Ringtones Not Available
Predictive Text Entry Technology: T9
Push-To-Talk Yes
Ringer ID Yes
Ringer Profiles Not Available
Side Keys up/down and PTT keys on left
Speaker Phone Yes
Streaming Multimedia Not Available
SyncML Not Available
Text Keyboard Not Available
Text Messaging 2-Way: Yes
Text Messaging Templates Not Available
To-Do List Not Available
Touch Screen Not Available
USB Yes
Vibrate Yes
Video Calling Not Available
Video Capture Not Available
Voice Dialing Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Wi-Fi Not Available
Wireless Internet Yes
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- 02-09-2006, 10:35 AM #10 Look who's back!
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Especially if you like having a bumblebee on your hip! Originally Posted by paulcman kbohip- It sounds like you ought to be looking at Nextel. I beleive some of their phone fit your requirements exactly!
Such as: Nextel's i530
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- 02-09-2006, 12:22 PM #11 Junior Member
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Originally Posted by paulcman kbohip- It sounds like you ought to be looking at Nextel. I beleive some of their phone fit your requirements exactly!
Such as: Nextel's i530
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Highlights
The Nextel i530 mobile phone, designed for workers and outdoor enthusiasts who confront harsh conditions. It is the only flip-style phone that meets military standards for resistance to dust, shock, vibration and humidity.
The Nextel i530 handset is covered in a protective rubber casing for a non-slip grip and extra durability. It is the latest phone that enables Nextel’s Nationwide Direct Connect SM walkie-talkie service, which allows instant communication at the touch of a button from coast to coast.
“The Nextel i530 handset is built for workers who require a phone that is compact but also as tough as their jobs, such as those in the construction, manufacturing and transportation industries,” said Blair Kutrow, vice president of product management, Nextel.
“With a sensible design that stands up to harsh environments, we consider the Nextel i530 handset to be the SUV of mobile phones,” said Peter Aloumanis, general manager, U.S. Markets Division, Motorola’s iDEN® Subscriber Group.
The Nextel i530 handset provides a call preview feature, which allows the user to flip open the phone, view the incoming number and then decide whether to answer*. It also offers a speakerphone and a vibrate mode.
Optional features include voice-activated dialing and a voice recorder. Because the Nextel i530 handset is GPS enabled, users can also add the Mobile Locator™ location-based service* that allows, for example, the tracking of where field employees are.
The Nextel i530 handset offers a 600-contact phone list and the ability to download ring tones*. Its audio caller ID* allows users to assign different ring tones to specific callers in order to immediately identify incoming calls.
With its high performance battery, the Nextel i530 handset measures 3.7 x 2.12 x 1.25 inches (94 x 54 x 32 mm) and weighs approximately 5.2 ounces (147 g). It is available in solid black or a combination of yellow and black.
Specifications
Modes iDEN 800
Weight 5.50 oz (156 g)
Dimensions 3.70" x 2.13" x 1.26" (94 x 54 x 32 mm)
Form Factor Clamshell
Stub / Extendable Antenna
Battery Life Talk: 3.42 hours (205 minutes)
Standby: 75 hours (3.1 days)
Battery Type LiIon
Display Type: ?
Platform / OS (N/A)
Memory ?
Phone Book Capacity 600
FCC ID AZ489FT5825 (Approved Aug 18, 2003)
2nd Display Not Available
Alarm Not Available
Bluetooth Not Available
BREW Not Available
Calculator Not Available
Calendar Not Available
Call Screening Not Available
Camera Not Available
Changeable Faceplates Not Available
Custom Graphics Not Available
Custom Ringtones Yes
Data-Capable Yes
Digital TTY/TDD Not Available
E-Mail Client Not Available
ECML / Digital Wallet Not Available
EMS / Picture Messaging Not Available
Expansion Card Not Available
Flashlight Not Available
FM Radio Not Available
GAIT Not Available
Games Not Available
GPS / Location A-GPS
Hard Drive Not Available
Headset Jack (2.5 mm) Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible Not Available
High-Speed Data Not Available
Infrared (IR) Not Available
Integrated PDA Not Available
Java (J2ME) Not Available
MMS Not Available
MP3 Player Not Available
Multiple Languages Yes
Multiple Numbers per Name Not Available
PC Sync Not Available
PictBridge Not Available
Picture ID Not Available
Polyphonic Ringtones Not Available
Predictive Text Entry Technology: T9
Push-To-Talk Yes
Ringer ID Yes
Ringer Profiles Not Available
Side Keys up/down and PTT keys on left
Speaker Phone Yes
Streaming Multimedia Not Available
SyncML Not Available
Text Keyboard Not Available
Text Messaging 2-Way: Yes
Text Messaging Templates Not Available
To-Do List Not Available
Touch Screen Not Available
USB Yes
Vibrate Yes
Video Calling Not Available
Video Capture Not Available
Voice Dialing Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Wi-Fi Not Available
Wireless Internet Yes
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I like it, but a retractable antenna?
- 02-09-2006, 03:53 PM #12 Phone Expert
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All of the nextels I ever used had replaceable antennas. Easily switched out!
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- 02-11-2006, 08:50 AM #13 Member
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Do you know if the RAZR slider phone will be available in Canada? (Such as Rogers, Bell, etc.?) Originally Posted by CellMansion.Cm Just thought this would be of some interest to those who love the Motorola RAZR...the Motorola Z...a slider phone based on the RAZR!
http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/biz/...9085311900.htm~¿~CHRIS~?~
I still can't decide what I'm gonna do!- Bell vs. Fido
- RAZR V3c vs. Nokia 8801 vs. Nokia 7380
PM me if you have any suggestions!
If you have any questions, please PM me and I will gladly try and help you out!
- 02-11-2006, 09:57 AM #14This version was made for the Asian Korean market. Originally Posted by ReversedWorlds
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- 02-11-2006, 10:00 AM #15 Member
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Oh. Well that sucks! Originally Posted by Tony E! 
Asia gets all the coolest technology! ~¿~CHRIS~?~
I still can't decide what I'm gonna do!- Bell vs. Fido
- RAZR V3c vs. Nokia 8801 vs. Nokia 7380
PM me if you have any suggestions!
If you have any questions, please PM me and I will gladly try and help you out!
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