There is a hidden Nokia out there too. Check out the Nokia 6256i. It
is a business persons dream. CDMA and analog, BT, IR, both cellular
and PCS bands. IDIOT ALERT: if the uninformed sales person calls it a
tri-mode phone they are referring to CDMA 1800-1900 Mhtz, CDMA 800-900
Mhtz and analog 800-900 Mhtz. It is really how your voice is coded in
two ways: CDMA or Analog and two sets of frequencies.

Phone also has a camera with flash. Nokia's desktop backup software
is great and will work either by BT or USB cable. Memory cards to 2GB
are supported for music. Works as great MP3 player or FM radio.

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On 18 Nov 2006 17:31:11 -0800, "KJB" <wwwebmail@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>VicTek wrote:
>> I upgraded recently from an e815 to a RAZR V3m. The performance of the e815
>> has been excellent for me and I'm happy to say that the RAZR V3m has been
>> equally good RE signal strength and voice quality. The Bluetooth feature
>> works fine, too - no problems pairing my headset, using voice commands, etc.
>> The reason I upgraded was to get the VZ Navigator feature which
>> unfortunately is not supported by the e815. I can't comment on the KRZR's
>> performance, but it does look cool <g>. The V3m looks pretty good too. You
>> can try www.phonescoop.com for more info. Hope this helps.
>
>Vic,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I stopped by the local VZW store today to look
>around and see what's available. After visiting the store I'm not so
>sure I'll go Moto this time. LOL The LG Chocolate was pretty
>impressive as well as the Samsung SCH-a990. I really liked the Samsung
>but it's very expensive even with the New Every Two discount - close to
>$400! The sales rep said the price would probably drop substantially
>during the Christmas shopping season. I hope so - I can wait.