Sanyo 7200

When will this model become available?

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Sandra Uyeunten wrote:
> When will this model become available?
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> groups]

When push-to-talk service becomes available.
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"O/Siris" <robjvargas@sprîntpcs.com> wrote in article
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> Sandra Uyeunten wrote:

> > When will this model become available?

> >

> > [posted via phonescoop.com - free web access to the alt.cellular

> > groups]

>

> When push-to-talk service becomes available.

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> O/Siris

> I work for Sprint

> I *don't* speak for them

>

> O/Siris,

looks like a really cool phone. Do you think its worth the wait, or can
you recommend something similar? I need another phone for work, so I
would like to purchase one sometime this month.



Sandals

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Sandra Uyeunten wrote:
>> O/Siris,
>
> looks like a really cool phone. Do you think its worth the wait, or
> can you recommend something similar? I need another phone for work,
> so I would like to purchase one sometime this month.
>
>
>
> Sandals

Way too early to know. It looks like a ruggedized Sanyo 4900 to me. The
only one I know ofthat we've configured that way, and it's not even
officially a phone of ours yet.

Depending upon how important push-to-talk services will be for you, I'd have
to say it's *not* worth the wait. Especially if you're looking at needing a
phone sometime this month. If you look around the Web a bit, you'll realize
that our push-to-talk service has a ways to go yet. If you like the overall
layout and look of the phone, then check out the Sanyo 4900.
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O/Siris
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I *don't* speak for them