What is the difference between the Motorola V60c and V60i?

What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
for some reason.

Thanks.

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Unless you're refering to the v60 t color screen version, the c stands
for CDMA which works on Verizon or Sprint. The v60t and v60i work on ATT
and in the TDMA areas of Cingular.

From:Jonathan Levy
[email protected]

> What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
> V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
> out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
> for some reason.
>
> Thanks.
>
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Unless you're refering to the v60 t color screen version, the c stands
for CDMA which works on Verizon or Sprint. The v60t and v60i work on ATT
and in the TDMA areas of Cingular.

From:Jonathan Levy
[email protected]

> What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
> V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
> out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
> for some reason.
>
> Thanks.
>
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> > From:Jonathan Levy
> > [email protected]
> >
> > What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
> > V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
> > out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
> > for some reason.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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> "BruceR" <[email protected]>
> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Unless you're refering to the v60 t color screen version, the c stands
> for CDMA which works on Verizon or Sprint. The v60t and v60i work on ATT
> and in the TDMA areas of Cingular.
>

The V60i also works on VZW.

There are 3 versions of the V60i

V60ic
V60it
V60i

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> > From:Jonathan Levy
> > [email protected]
> >
> > What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
> > V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
> > out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
> > for some reason.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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> "BruceR" <[email protected]>
> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Unless you're refering to the v60 t color screen version, the c stands
> for CDMA which works on Verizon or Sprint. The v60t and v60i work on ATT
> and in the TDMA areas of Cingular.
>

The V60i also works on VZW.

There are 3 versions of the V60i

V60ic
V60it
V60i

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On 1 Apr 2004 17:09:56 -0800, [email protected] (Jonathan
Levy) wrote:

>What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
>V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
>out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
>for some reason.
>
>Thanks.

I had a v.60c for a short time and abandoned it to return to my old
StarTac7868. I can't recall all the reasons I didn't like it,, but
the primary one was poor receiver volume.

However, while I don't own one, I have used a v.60i and found it very
satisfactory. At least three of my business associates have one, and
all seem to like theirs.

My vote would definitely go to the i model. All the phones I've
referred to are CDMA works on Verizon.

On 1 Apr 2004 17:09:56 -0800, [email protected] (Jonathan
Levy) wrote:

>What is the difference between the V60c and V60i? I have seen the
>V60i, like it, and may bid on one on E-Bay but I am trying to figure
>out if the V60c is an acceptable substitute -- or possibly even better
>for some reason.
>
>Thanks.

I had a v.60c for a short time and abandoned it to return to my old
StarTac7868. I can't recall all the reasons I didn't like it,, but
the primary one was poor receiver volume.

However, while I don't own one, I have used a v.60i and found it very
satisfactory. At least three of my business associates have one, and
all seem to like theirs.

My vote would definitely go to the i model. All the phones I've
referred to are CDMA works on Verizon.