Let me start off by saying that I feel sorry for any company that goes out of business (in this case, they've decided to sell before bankruptcy, I presume).
Now, I judge it very ballsy for a company to only make CDMA phones in the US....for *ONE* carrier (not even the larger of the two big CDMA ones). I am sure that if they had made GSM phones, they would've sold. I mean, AT&T is stepping up its 3G lineup and TMobile is ready for lauch--as far as lining 1700-compatible devices: there would have definately been room for a GSM Sanyo divison. If Sanyo had shown some GSM lovin', I am sure it wouldn't have ended this way.
------ So, Spritn users, I decree: Covet thine M1's and other Sanyo goodies, because your model just be the last.
“The Pixi -- a sleek, tiny device -- seems clearly aimed at the only market Palm has recently enjoyed unfettered success with: the Centro demographic.”
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Let me start off by saying that I feel sorry for any company that goes out of business (in this case, they've decided to sell before bankruptcy, I presume).
Now, I judge it very ballsy for a company to only make CDMA phones in the US....for *ONE* carrier (not even the larger of the two big CDMA ones). I am sure that if they had made GSM phones, they would've sold. I mean, AT&T is stepping up its 3G lineup and TMobile is ready for lauch--as far as lining 1700-compatible devices: there would have definately been room for a GSM Sanyo divison. If Sanyo had shown some GSM lovin', I am sure it wouldn't have ended this way.
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So, Spritn users, I decree: Covet thine M1's and other Sanyo goodies, because your model just be the last.