T-Mobile Cameo digiframe gets unboxed, toyed with

The unique, cell-connected T-Mobile Cameo has been on sale just under a month now, and our brethren over at Engadget Spanish were able to acquire one for testing. As always, they unboxed things first to satisfy your never-ending desire for undressed gadgets, and even threw in a few impressions to boot. Essentially, setup was a snap, and operation couldn't have been simpler. Now, if only there were a way to make that monthly charge for staying connected simpler to digest; hit the read link for lots more shots.

[carcomptoy Posted Dec 10th 2008 1:26PM]

If it were just like $2 or $3, it would be more palatable, but $9.99?? Seriously, T-Mobile GET REAL. Better yet, it should be included in a family messaging plan at least. Not like this thing's gonna be receiving any more MMS than a cellphone!

[(Unverified) Posted Dec 10th 2008 1:27PM]

This is also subject to the $200 cancellation fee, isn't it? Just like the @Home line.

[(Unverified) Posted Dec 11th 2008 12:11AM]

No, it's actually not under contract and can be cancelled any time without a penalty. It's also worth noting that there is no activation fee.

[(Unverified) Posted Dec 20th 2008 12:28PM]

Trickinit is right. It's not under any contract.. can be cancelled any time. AND the 9.99 isn't bad when you consider that most unlimited SMS/MMS packages cost between 5 and 10 bucks when you add them to a regular cell phone service. That's really what the 10 bucks a month is for is the bandwidth supporting the messaging services.

And I dunno about you guys, but considering the number of MMS messages I get flooding *my* phone I'd rather have them go over to the Cameo.. :|