Sprint announces spectrum of Sanyo SCP-3200 flips

by Chris Ziegler Jun 20th 2007 @ 1:29PM

Sprint's midrange line gets a little beefier today thanks to the introduction of Sanyo's SCP-3200. Available in Midnight Black, Playful Pink, and Atlantic Blue, the clamshell foregos EV-DO ("Power Vision" in Sprint lingo) but offers Bluetooth, a VGA camera, GPS, speakerphone, traditional Sprint Vision services, and -- if you're really hard up for a tethered modem -- you can still connect it to your lappie in 1xRTT mode. Look for it at $200 contract-free or $50 on a two-year agreement.

Filed under: Handsets, Sanyo, Sprint, 1xRTT, CDMA

Tags: cdma, clamshell, flip, sanyo, scp-3200, sprint, sprint nextel, sprint-nextel, SprintNextel

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lisa smith @ May 30th 2008 4:55PM

I have had this phone for less than 1 year and have had to replace it 4 times.

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BJ @ Jun 21st 2007 10:46AM

Like always, Sprint gets the ugliest phones in the planet.

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RH @ Oct 25th 2007 11:30AM

The speaker (regular and speakerphone) sound quality on this are terrible. It's like listening through a tin can. What good are all the features if you can't understand what the person you are talking to is saying? Is it just my phone or does anyone else have this problem?

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