Sanyo S750 3G Phone Review

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Sanyo S750 - Orange 3G Handset

Sanyo S750 - Orange 3G Handset 04/08/2005 04:57 AM
Trusted Reviews Apr 8 2005 8:00AM GMT

Sprint PCS Vision Picture Phone Sanyo
PM-8200 Review

Sprint PCS Vision Picture Phone Sanyo
PM-8200 Review 06/17/2004 03:00 PM

PC Magazine reviews the Sprint PCS Vision Picture Phone PM-8200 by Sanyo (whew!), and minor update to the PM-8200 that adds a VGA-quality camera and Ready Link, Sprint's Push-to-Talk feature. Of course, to use Ready Link, both parties will have to have a Sanyo phone, so that may or may not be that hot of a selling point for you yet. The camera sucks, too, but what did you expect out of a VGA-quality clunker these days? Sanyo phones are solid, but the PM-8200 is probably a little too pedestrian for most, unless you just have a need or opportunity to use the Push to Talk.
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Review: Creative GigaWorks S750 Speaker
System

Review: Creative GigaWorks S750 Speaker
System 01/28/2004 10:17 AM
Is a 7.1 speaker system overkill for PC audio? Probably, but a small living room setup can benefit from the extra speakers. Creative's latest leverages Cambridge satellites and gives Logitech and Klipsch something to think about.

Sweet New Sanyo 3G Phone

Sweet New Sanyo 3G Phone 03/23/2005 10:06 AM
Wireless Watch Japan Mar 23 2005 1:29PM GMT

New Sanyo V801SA 3G Slider Phone

New Sanyo V801SA 3G Slider Phone 11/14/2003 05:52 AM
I4U Nov 14 2003 4:12AM ET

KDDI Launches 3G Sanyo Phone

KDDI Launches 3G Sanyo Phone 03/24/2005 08:14 AM
3G Mar 24 2005 10:43AM GMT

Sprint PCS Vision Picture Phone PM-8200
by Sanyo

Sprint PCS Vision Picture Phone PM-8200
by Sanyo 06/16/2004 02:50 PM

Sanyo sub-sonic mobile phone to ship by
month's end

Sanyo sub-sonic mobile phone to ship by
month's end 12/15/2003 10:29 AM
Bone conduction

Spode's Abode - Creative Gigaworks S750
7.1 Speakers & Audigy 2 ZS

Spode's Abode - Creative Gigaworks S750
7.1 Speakers & Audigy 2 ZS 09/20/2004 03:16 AM
Creative Gigaworks S750 7.1 Speakers & Audigy 2 ZS @ Spode's Abode

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NEC e228 3G Phone Review

NEC e228 3G Phone Review 08/23/2004 04:22 AM
3G Aug 23 2004 8:47AM GMT

3G LG U8120 Phone Review

3G LG U8120 Phone Review 08/16/2004 04:16 AM
3G Aug 16 2004 8:49AM GMT

First review of the XDA II Pocket PC
Phone

First review of the XDA II Pocket PC
Phone 10/31/2003 11:40 AM
The next version of the Pocket PC Phone, known as the XDA II or the MDA II depending on which carrier is offering it, still isn't available here, but it is out in the United Arab Emirates, where it's sold as the "i mate." Pocket PC Dubai has an early review of the phone, which runs on the 2003 version of Pocket PC Phone Phone Edition operating system, has 128MB of RAM, a 400MHz processor, an SDIO expansion slot (so you can add WiFi), a 65,000 color display, Bluetooth, and a built-in digital camera. Read [Via Pocket PC Thoughts]...

Phone spam: Under review

Phone spam: Under review 06/23/2004 01:13 AM
Straits Times Jun 23 2004 5:27AM GMT

T-Mobile Sidekick II Review: Best Phone
I'll Never Buy

T-Mobile Sidekick II Review: Best Phone
I'll Never Buy 08/19/2004 03:13 PM

So I'm heartbroken. I've just spent a week using the T-Mobile Sidekick II, and I think it's probably one of the best mobile devices I've ever used. And I can say, with total conviction, that I will never, ever purchase one and neither should you. In fact, after the experiences I've had today with T-Mobile, I'm not sure I can ever recommend one of their products again.

You may have noticed I'm a little slow on posting today. The reason is, besides being really, really high, is that I've spent about two hours on the phone with various customer service reps trying to resolve an issue that's been plaguing my primary account for the last three months. I've stayed away from mentioning it on Gizmodo, because I didn't want to turn my personal experiences into an overall anti-T-Mobile bias, but after my experiences today, with the yelling, the lies, and the misdirections, I am finally leaving them for good, and I have received such consistent horrible, deceitful service that I've come to realize it's indicative of a larger overall problem with the company - and that's worth telling you about.

But first, let me explain why the Sidekick II is so awesome.

InfoSync review of the XDA II Pocket PC
Phone

InfoSync review of the XDA II Pocket PC
Phone 12/16/2003 02:54 PM
InfoSync review of the XDA II, the new Pocket PC Phone which runs on the 2003 version of Pocket PC Phone Phone Edition operating system,...

XV6600 Pocket PC Phone Edition Review

XV6600 Pocket PC Phone Edition Review 03/22/2005 09:36 PM
PhoneMag Mar 23 2005 1:04AM GMT

Motorola MPX200 Smart Phone Review

Motorola MPX200 Smart Phone Review 02/11/2004 01:51 PM
I4U Feb 11 2004 5:23PM GMT

REVIEW: Captivating 3G Phone Motorola
E1000

REVIEW: Captivating 3G Phone Motorola
E1000 03/28/2005 04:13 AM
ThreeGMobile.net Mar 28 2005 7:43AM GMT

Review: Motorola A630 Cell Phone

Review: Motorola A630 Cell Phone 08/09/2004 07:53 AM
ABCNEWS.com Aug 9 2004 12:03PM GMT

Motorola A835 3G Video Phone Review

Motorola A835 3G Video Phone Review 04/23/2004 02:48 AM
I4U Apr 23 2004 7:14AM GMT

Review: Phone-Based Time Clock Works
(AP)

Review: Phone-Based Time Clock Works
(AP) 06/17/2005 04:34 PM
AP - Many new cell phones come so tricked out with extra features that devising reasons to use them all can be quite a chore. So it was a pleasant surprise to encounter a simple new tool for Verizon Wireless phones called Timecard that actually enhances — rather than saps — productivity.

AP Review Praises Smarter Cell Phone
PDAs

AP Review Praises Smarter Cell Phone
PDAs 12/04/2003 03:41 PM
AP via Newsday Dec 4 2003 2:52PM ET

Review: Nokia 7280 Fashion Mobile Phone

Review: Nokia 7280 Fashion Mobile Phone 03/26/2005 04:13 PM
Mobile Tech Review Mar 26 2005 6:39PM GMT

MAKE: Blog: Portable Rotary Phone -
pre-review

MAKE: Blog: Portable Rotary Phone -
pre-review 06/22/2005 02:45 AM
”‹ ‚„  € GSM .. Portable Rotary Phone - pre-review .. a traditional rotary telephone .. MAKE

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SGH-D410: Samsung and T-Mobile Slider
Phone Review

SGH-D410: Samsung and T-Mobile Slider
Phone Review 08/11/2004 07:19 PM

I'll be honest with you, first impressions may be all you get of this Samsung SGH-D410, the first US slider phone from Samsung - currently available from T-Mobile. It's not that it isn't cool, it's just that first impressions may be all you really need with this one, because all-in-all it's not that deep.

Review: Siemens SX66 Pocket PC Phone
from Cingular

Review: Siemens SX66 Pocket PC Phone
from Cingular 03/26/2005 04:13 PM
Mobile Tech Review Mar 26 2005 6:33PM GMT

Sony Ericsson Z1010 3G/GSM Mobile Phone
Review

Sony Ericsson Z1010 3G/GSM Mobile Phone
Review 05/24/2004 04:48 AM
I4U May 24 2004 9:16AM GMT

Firefly Phone Mini-Review (Verdict:
Great For Kids)

Firefly Phone Mini-Review (Verdict:
Great For Kids) 04/01/2005 09:28 AM

Mobileburn talks about their brief hands-on experience with the Firefly kids cell phone in this piece. We first saw the Firefly last month and noted then that it lacks a standard numeric keypad, instead limiting the user to a "Mom" key, a "Dad" key, and a phonebook which can store up to 20 preset numbers. The phone was "a breeze to use, and certainly was entertaining to look at," according to the guys at Mobileburn and may potentially have some appeal in the senior market. Swappable faceplates and a prepaid system make the idea of handing a cell phone to your preteen a bit more palatable. The Firefly is available now for $200 which includes 1200 nationwide (GSM) minutes for the year.

Test-drivi ng the kids' Firefly phone [MobileBurn]
Catalog Page (Available now.) [SunCom]

Sanyo Xacti C4

Sanyo Xacti C4 08/23/2004 08:53 AM

< img src="http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/images/xacti_c4.jpg" alt="xacti_c4.jpg image" width="398" height="211" class="center"/>Sanyo has updated its Xacti flash camcorder line from the C1 model to these new C4s, which appear to have a few nice improvements for those who go tapeless, including a video stabilizer, an upgraded four-megapixel CCD for still images, and a slightly larger LCD screen (1.8-inch instead of 1.5-inch). There are some other slight changes, as well, but it doesn't look like the video quality is any better; we're still talking VGA (640 by 480 pixels at 30 frames per second). Not bad, but not an upgrade, either.

The new colors are nice, too, and I do love this form factor. It's much more usable than I had first thought, and the docking stations make them really handy. (Thanks, Martin!)

< b>Read - Press Release (Japanese) [Sanyo]

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Two New Sanyo Cameras: Xacti DSC-S3, DSC-S4 [Gizmodo]

Sanyo Announces New CEO

Sanyo Announces New CEO 04/08/2005 10:39 AM

Sanyo Electric Corporation announced on the 8th that they have a new CEO coming in, named Tomoyo Nonaka. This is a significant move for the company as she is replacing Toshimasa Iue, grandson of Sanyo founder Toshio Iue.

Tomoyo Nonaka is female. I wouldn't really bother to point this out in fear of all the hate mail Joel will receive, but it's Japan. Women's rights still have a very, very long way to go over there (particularly in the corporate world), and this a step in the right direction. Tomoyo Nonaka's experience is plentiful, from being a newscaster to CEO of Asahi Beer.

Sa nyo decides on new president and CEO from outside company, Tomoyo Nonaka [DC Watch]

Sweet New Sanyo 3G Phones

Sweet New Sanyo 3G Phones 03/19/2005 03:02 AM
Wireless Watch Japan Mar 18 2005 10:54AM GMT

Two New Sanyo Cameras: Xacti DSC-S3,
DSC-S4

Two New Sanyo Cameras: Xacti DSC-S3,
DSC-S4 05/19/2004 08:43 PM
I hate it when companies do stuff like this: Sanyo announced two new cameras today, the Xacti DSC-S3 and DSC-S4, with 3.2- and 4-megapixel CCDs, respectively, but the S3 has a 3x optical zoom, while the S4 has a 2.8x. It's totally not a big deal, but it's just confusing...

Sanyo to make DVD recorders

Sanyo to make DVD recorders 01/16/2004 10:57 AM
Sanyo says it's going to start selling standalone DVD recorders in the US beginning in April. One of the many predictions we heard at CES...

New Cameras from Pentax, Sanyo

New Cameras from Pentax, Sanyo 09/14/2004 09:13 AM

Living Room has information about a bunch of new cameras from Pentax (and one from Sanyo), including this 5.36-megapixel Pentax Optio SV [pictured right], a slim-profile camera with a 5x optical zoom; and the Sanyo Xacti VPC A5, another 5-megapixel camera, although this one has only a 2.8x optical zoom. In addition, Pentax has a new DSLR (called the "*ist" - what is it with camera companies and unpronounceable names? Asteriskist? Wildcardist? Starist? Multiplyist? Fireballist?) and a pistol-grip hybrid camera/camcorder coming out, as well.

3G Patent License Agreement for Sanyo

3G Patent License Agreement for Sanyo 06/08/2004 05:54 AM
3G Jun 8 2004 9:03AM GMT

Sanyo Creates Smallest FM Tuner Yet

Sanyo Creates Smallest FM Tuner Yet 08/03/2004 09:03 AM

Sanyo has developed a tiny FM tuner chip that is roughly half the size of current tuners on the market; they're calling it the "Easy Radio IC." It requires no other parts to operate and even has an upcoming version that can tune in AM as well (that's coming in September). At just 5mm wide, there's not any reason that any portable music player should be without FM radio, unless the manufacturer is just too stubborn to put it in.

Re ad - Article (Japanese) [Impress Watch]

Sanyo lanza los cedés de maíz

Sanyo lanza los cedés de maíz 04/12/2004 10:01 AM

Sanyo VPC-C3 Digital Media Camera

Sanyo VPC-C3 Digital Media Camera 01/04/2005 09:01 AM

If you're wondering how Sanyo can cram an 8-megapixel sensor into this new VPC-C4 camera, I can tell you: cheating. It's really just a 4-megapixel unit which can use interpolation to upscale the resolution of the shots. That's a not a bad thing, really, but it will provide results far different than those from a true 8-megapixel camera.

The VPC-C4 shares the form factor and much of the feature set of its predecessor, the Fisher FVD-C1 and other Xacti models, although it is improved in almost every way. It still uses just an SD card for storage, for better and for worse.

SANYO VPC-C4 DIGITAL MEDIA CAMERA [LivingRoom]

Buy our products, Sanyo tells employees

Buy our products, Sanyo tells employees 02/05/2005 10:14 PM
Execs expected to cough up $20,000 each
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Sanyo A5505SA 3G handset features
Spatializer ((environ)) Technology

Sanyo A5505SA 3G handset features
Spatializer ((environ)) Technology 04/21/2004 01:02 PM
MobileMag Apr 21 2004 5:09PM GMT

Sanyo Xacti C5 digital camera preview |
CeBIT 2005

Sanyo Xacti C5 digital camera preview |
CeBIT 2005 03/19/2005 02:41 AM
LetsGoDigital Mar 18 2005 6:24AM GMT

Sanyo unveils new sound-traveling
handset

Sanyo unveils new sound-traveling
handset 12/11/2003 05:05 PM
Boston Globe Dec 11 2003 4:19PM ET

Sanyo Family Battery Charger Kit with
FlexBats

Sanyo Family Battery Charger Kit with
FlexBats 09/07/2004 12:22 PM

Double A rechargeable batteries are by far the most commonly used, but there are definitely times when C-cell and D-cell batteries would be handy to have around. Rather than provide rechargeable cells in a variety of sizes, Sanyo's Family Battery Charger Kit comes with four AA batteries and a set a 'FlexBat' adapters, hollow plastic cylinders that act as spacers to allow you to use the rechargeable AAs inside C- or D-cell-sized spaces. Of course, the AA cells won't run as long as the larger cells would, but in a pinch it's a handy way to always have the size of battery you need available.

Read - Catalog Page [BoysStuffUK via RedFerret]

Vodafone Announces New V801SA by Sanyo
3G Handset

Vodafone Announces New V801SA by Sanyo
3G Handset 11/14/2003 01:19 AM
Wireless Watch Japan Nov 14 2003 0:29AM ET

IBM, Sanyo Unveil Fuel Cell for ThinkPad

IBM, Sanyo Unveil Fuel Cell for ThinkPad 04/11/2005 10:47 AM
IBM and Sanyo have unveiled a prototype methanol-powered fuel cell system for ThinkPad notebooks, which claims to provide up to 8 hours of additional battery life per cartridge. Unlike other fuel cell designs for laptops, Sanyo's prototype requires no hardware modification and works with existing ThinkPad batteries.

Sanyo, IBM develop ThinkPad fuel cell

Sanyo, IBM develop ThinkPad fuel cell 04/11/2005 08:54 AM
Prototype today, shipping product... when?

IBM, Sanyo Test Fuel Cells With
ThinkPads

IBM, Sanyo Test Fuel Cells With
ThinkPads 04/11/2005 02:29 PM
IBM and Sanyo said Monday that the two companies had developed a prototype external fuel-cell booster that has helped power a current ThinkPad for a total of sixteen hours.

IBM, Sanyo announce fuel cell prototype

IBM, Sanyo announce fuel cell prototype 04/11/2005 08:51 AM
IBM's Japanese unit and Sanyo Electric have developed a prototype direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) for notebook PCs that will probably be commercialized around 2007 or 2008, the companies said at a news conference on Monday.

IBM Japan And Sanyo, Team Fuel Cell

IBM Japan And Sanyo, Team Fuel Cell 04/11/2005 11:02 AM

< img src="http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/images/PRES050411d.jpg" alt="PRES050411d.jpg image" width="200" height="147" class="border right"/>IBM Japan and Sanyo are teaming up to bring a real fuel cell system to notebook PCs in the near future. Sanyo has already developed a hybrid battery system with both standard lithium ion battery and fuel cell which can be used on existing ThinkPad models. Said system uses a 130cc cartridge, leading to about 8 hours of battery life. The best part, though, is hot-swapping fuel cell cartridges for uninterrupted mobile computing. The worst part? It weighs 2.2kg (nearly 5 pounds).

P ress Release [Sanyo]
Press Release [IBM Japan]

SANYO and Sharp Join DVD6C in Licensing
DVD Patents

SANYO and Sharp Join DVD6C in Licensing
DVD Patents 04/18/2005 08:41 AM
ZDNet India Apr 18 2005 12:09PM GMT

Sanyo, IBM Develop Fuel-Cell System for
ThinkPads

Sanyo, IBM Develop Fuel-Cell System for
ThinkPads 04/11/2005 10:22 AM
IBM and Japan's Sanyo Electric said Monday they would jointly develop a methanol fuel-cell system for the U.S. technology giant's ThinkPad notebook personal computers. The two companies said in a statement they would develop a micro direct methanol fuel cell system that could supply up to eight hours of power per cartridge for current and future ThinkPad models.

The system could enable PCs to run continuously through constant power generation while a conventional battery Latest News about Batteries could be used as an auxiliary power unit. A Sanyo spokesman said this hybrid battery system would be best suited for use in offices, because it would be able to run intensive business applications such as multimedia, graphics and other programs without draining the battery.

News source: NewsFactor

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Sanyo S750 3G Phone Review