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Motorola V710 available from Verizon next week







Motorola V710 available from Verizon
next week

Motorola V710 available from Verizon
next week
08/04/2004 06:18 AM

Engadget Aug 4 2004 9:42AM GMT




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v710_perihpasd.jpg imageSo we knew Motorola's new V710 was going to be hitting Verizon Wireless sometime in August, but internal documents reveal the exact date will be the 11th (and by internal documents I mean a PDF on their site, so peruse away.) Pricing looks about standard for a phone in this range: $420 at full retail; as low as $320 subsidized with a two-year contract.

The most interesting information, though, are the three listed Bluetooth Accessories, a headset ($80), a car kit ($200 ouch!), and an external speaker ($100). While their function is pretty much self-explanatory, what they don't address is that niggling rumor that the V710 somehow uses a non-standard Bluetooth implementation (which would mean other, less-expensive third-party peripherals wouldn't work). I guess we'll have to wait until someone gets their hands on one to confirm. (Thanks, Barry!)

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Word on the street, though, is that the Bluetooth connectivity is crippled and can only be used with a few wireless earpieces and Verizon Wireless's proprietary syncing software. Now that sounds more like the Verizon we know. (Thanks, Aaron!)
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EV-DO is super-fast - basically the best wireless high-speed option we have in the US at the moment - but Verizon currently only offers the service via a PCMCIA PC Card for laptops; not a single cell phone supports the network. That's somewhat understandable, as the best way to utilize the 300 - 500kbps download rate (more like 100 -150 in real world situations) of the EV-DO networks is to use a laptop, but what about smartphones (or people with laptops without PCMCIA)? It seems a shame that all that juicy bandwidth is out there for the subscribing to, but there isn't a practical way for many of us to use it (and if I'm going to pay $80 a month extra, then I certainly want to be able to use that bandwidth on every device I own).

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