Sanyo's M1 and SPC-7000 now live on Sprint-Nextel

Well, you can't say we didn't warn you. The well-spec'd Sanyo M1 (and the SPC-7000, too) are officially ready for release on Sprint-Nextel's network. Both phones now appear on Sprint's website, accompanied by a smattering of pics and long list of tasty features for you to ponder over. The M1 music phone sports a two-megapixel camera (with auto-focus and flash), Bluetooth, 1GB of memory, and all the other musical niceties we suspected would grace this slim-ish device. The SPC-7000 hits with a 1.8-inch LCD, "durable, rugged design," swapable faceplates, T9 text input, and a rubber "Dura-Grip" in case you get a struck by the butterfingers. The M1 will run you $349.99 sans a contractual agreement, or $199.99 with, while the SPC-7000 only requires $179.99 without a contract, or a lowly $29.99 after inking in for two years.

Read - Sanyo M1 on Sprint-Nextel; [Via SlashGear]
Read - Sanyo SPC-7000 on Sprint-Nextel

[(Unverified) Posted Dec 4th 2006 12:14AM]

"slim-by-Sprint-Nextel-standards"

You mean the same Sprint Nextel that just released the thinnest phone in the country? http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/11/23/samsung-m610-now-available-from-sprint/
You should really read your own website to keep abreast of the latest news.