Wireless Cell Phone

PowerMax 4KSBR-50U 60dB Gain 5000 SF Small Building Wireless ...

2008-01-14T19:23:00.000-08:00

Complete System: 4KSBR-50U

Increase cell signals indoors with Digital Antenna’s popular PowerMax™ Small Building Repeater. The complete 4KSBR-50U system is a professional grade wireless cellular booster that provides a generous coverage area of up to 5,000 square feet. Perfect for use inside where cell phone service is poor or non-existent, the 4KSBR-50U repeater system brings the outside cellular signal indoors.

DUAL BAND: FCC and IC approved for use with all North American cell phones operating on 850 or 1900 MHz (except Nextel or iDEN).

Application:	Multiple rooms in a home, office, RV over 40', yacht or sailboat (up to 5,000 sq. ft.)
Range/Performance:	Enhances multiple cell phones 15’ to 50’ from inside antenna *
Advantage:	Wirelessly amplifies up to 20 cell phones in multiple rooms
Requirement:	40’ separation plus a structure between inside and outside antennas

* Range/Performance varies based upon outside cellular signal strength. A weaker outside signal results in a smaller inside coverage area. To increase inside coverage area, add an internal or external directional antenna.

4KSBR-50U System Includes:

3 watt dual band 60dB gain cellular repeater (DA4000SBR) *
18” external 9dB gain omni-directional antenna ( 288-PW )
Internal antenna with 6' cable ( 135-RD )
50’ of DA340 cable for external antenna ( 340-50NM )
12 VDC power converter ( DP515 )
110 VAC power supply ( DP255 )

* Not sold individually; only available as part of a system.

Source: http://boat-antenna.com

BlackBerry Skin, Black

2008-01-14T19:21:00.000-08:00


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Model/Part #:	HDW13840007 ( HDW-13840-007 )

Personalize and protect your BlackBerry Pearl 8100 smartphone with BlackBerry Skins. The rubberized shell guards against wear and tear - and you can choose from a variety of colors to give your smartphone your own unique touch. Compatible with the models listed below.

Product Spec

Item#	380545
Qty/Uom	1 EACH
Manufacturer	BlackBerry
Mfg. P/N	HDW-13840-007
Warranty	1 Year
Description	Skin
Color	Black
Face	Open
Wt. (lbs)	0.12
Wgt. (kg.)	0.05

Recycling Your Device

2008-01-14T19:18:00.000-08:00

Yes! You can recycle your wireless device. All wireless phones and their accessories are recyclable. CTIA and its member companies have established Wireless…The New Recyclable™, a national voluntary recycling program for wireless devices and accessories.

Wireless…The New Recyclable™ participants operate take back programs where consumers may turn in their wireless devices and accessories to be disposed of or refurbished in accordance to the federal recycling and refurbishing guidelines.

How do I recycle my wireless device?
1. Terminate the service on the wireless device you would like to recycle.
2. Clear you phone’s memory of all information you have added to it, and remove
the SIM card if you your device has one. This is very easy; for specific
instructions for your phone model click here.
3. Take your device and/or accessories to participating retail store outlets or mail
it in through a mail-in program. Check with your carrier for specifics.

What can I recycle?

Items that can be recycled are as follows:
Wireless phone handsets
Personal digital assistants (PDAs) that operate on wireless networks
Wireless computer cards
Accessories such as spare batteries, phone chargers, cables, headsets,
earpieces, cases, clips and cradles.

What happens to my device after I drop it off?
Once a used wireless device is dropped off at a participating retail store, or mailed to a carrier or manufacturer with mail-in programs, the product will typically be packaged and shipped to a facility for evaluation. From there, it will be:

Reused: If wireless devices and accessories are in good working condition, they
are re-used by a number of worthy charities.
Refurbished: Wireless devices may be reconditioned or repaired. Companies
often refurbish the products and return the devices to service.
Recycle/Recovered: When wireless devices reach their end-of-life, they are sent
to processing facilities that recover and safely recycle
reusable materials.

Source: http://www.ctia.org

Motorola V195 (T-Mobile)

2008-01-14T19:14:00.000-08:00

Product summary

The good: The Motorola V195 has well-designed controls and a decent feature set, including Bluetooth, world phone support, and a speakerphone.

The bad: The Motorola V195 audio quality had static at times in our tests.

The bottom line: Despite varying call quality, the Motorola V195 is a solid choice as a basic cell phone.

Specs: Carrier: T-Mobile; Band / mode: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (Quadband); Weight: 3.5 oz

CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: Kent German

Reviewed on 7/14/06 With all the hype over Motorola's Razr, it's easy to forget the company still produces handsets that aren't all about style. Take T-Mobile's Motorola V195 for instance. Designed with simplicity in mind, it makes no effort to chase the thin-phone phenomenon. Yet for what it lacks in design and wow factor, it makes up for in features. Armed with a speakerphone, world phone support, and Motorola's new Screen3 technology, the V195 makes a respectable showing. And not only that, we're always glad to see a phone that has Bluetooth without the bother of a digital camera. Calls could have static at times, but overall, the V195 is a good basic phone. T-Mobile charges a reasonable $129 if you pay full price, but service rebates will lower the cost to as low as $39.

Make no mistake, the V195 isn't aiming to win a fashion show. Rather it bears a minimalist flip phone form factor in the tradition of models such as the Motorola V325 and V557. However, that's not to say it's unattractive. We like the clean lines, rounded edges, and the lack of an external antenna. T-Mobile sells the version with the smooth silver finish, but the phone is also available with a more colorful blue face.

The V195 has a simple, ordinary design.

Measuring 3.6 by 1.8 by 0.9 inches, the V195 isn't the most compact flip phone out there, but at 3.6 ounces, it won't weigh you down. What's more, it enjoys a solid construction and feels comfortable in the hand. Like many Motorolas of its class, the V195 has a rectangular external display. It's monochrome, of course, and relatively small (96x32 pixels), but it shows the time, battery life, signal strength, and caller ID. Though you can't adjust the backlight time, you can switch it on with a flick of the volume rocker on the left spine. Below the display is a dim light behind the Motorola logo that flashes for incoming calls.

The phone's internal display also holds no surprises. With support for 65,000 colors, it's not the most vibrant cell phone display we've seen, but at 1.75 inches diagonal (128x160 pixels) it's well proportioned for the phone's size. The two available menu styles are generic Motorola, which can be a bit confusing to first-time Moto users. You can change the backlight time, the brightness, and the contrast, but you can't alter the font size.

The navigation array is reminiscent of the Motorola E815. Here again, we enjoyed their spacious layout and tactile feel and we liked the generous number of shortcut options. Besides dedicated keys for the Web browser, the main menu, and the messaging folder, you can designate shortcut options for the four-way toggle, the two soft keys, and the smart key on the left spine. Other controls include an OK button in the toggle's center and the talk and end/power buttons. The backlit keypad buttons are also designed well. They're big and easy to press, and the middle row is raised above the surface of the phone for dialing by feel.

The 1,000-contact phone book has room in each entry for six phone numbers, a street address, an e-mail address, a birth date, and a nickname (the SIM cards add 250 more names). You can organize callers into groups, pair them with one of 50 polyphonic ring tones or alert sounds, and assign them a photo for caller ID. Keep in mind, though, that the phone has no camera and the image won't show up on the external display. Basic features include a vibrate mode; text and multimedia messaging; AOL, Yahoo, and ICQ instant messaging; a calculator; a datebook; an alarm clock; voice dialing; a wireless backup service for your contacts; and voice memo recording. On the higher end, the V195 offers a speakerphone, a mini-USB port, Motorola's user-friendly Screen3 technology Web browsing (see our V557 review for more information), and Bluetooth. The latter feature is an especially nice addition to a phone without a camera, particularly as more businesses are restricting camera phones on their premises.

You can personalize the V195 with a variety of wallpapers, color styles, screensavers, greetings, and alert sounds. If you'd like more options, you can download them via the WAP 2 wireless Web browser. You can also buy more ring tones from T-Mobile, use your personal MP3 files, or create your own tones on the phone. The V195 comes with demo versions of three Java (J2ME) games (Bejeweled, Midnight Pool, and Pinball). Total memory on the phone is 10MB of shared space.

We tested the quad-band, dual-mode (GSM 850/900/1800/1900; GPRS) V195 world phone in San Francisco using T-Mobile service. Call quality was good overall, though we noticed some static from time to time. It was quite random, so it never got too annoying, but it's worth noting nonetheless. Callers reported the same conditions on their end, but volume on both sides was quite loud. Speakerphone calls were about the same as were calls made over the Plantronics Explorer 320 Bluetooth headset.

The V195 has a rated talk time of 3.4 hours and a promised standby time of 11.5 days. In our tests, we eked out a respectable 4.25 hours of talk time. According to FCC radiation tests, the Motorola V195 has a digital SAR rating of 1.6 watts per kilogram (the highest amount allowable).

Source: http://reviews.cnet.com

LG 225 Prepaid Phone (STi Mobile)

2008-01-14T19:11:00.000-08:00

Product Features and Technical Details

Product Features

Built-in Digital Camera
Sleek, lightweight clamshell design boasting an internal 65,536 color LCD display that is 128 x 160 pixels
Web Browsing and two-way text messaging
Built-in speakerphone gives you true hands free operation when speaking with just one or on a group call
Limit 5 phones per customer

Dimensions

Size (LWH): 3.53 inches, 1.76 inches, 0.93 inches
Weight: 3.36 ounces

Product Features

Network Compatibility: CDMA
Phone Book Capacity: 1000 Entries
Minimum Rated Talk Time: 720 minutes
Minimum Rated Standby Time: 200 hours
Battery Type: Lithium Ion

Sprint Pink Sanyo 3200

2008-01-14T18:30:00.000-08:00

Sprint Pink Sanyo 3200:

The pink Sprint Sanyo 3200 is loaded with a VGA camera, Bluetooth wireless version 1.1, supports streaming multimedia and has web browsing capabilities. Sprint PCS Family Locator and Parental Controls can be used with the Sanyo SCP-3200 GPS capabilities. This gives parents control over cell phone use and lets parents know where their relatives are. Another GPS service that can be added are voiced directions.

Take 640 x 480 px resolution pictures and share them through multimedia messaging. View stills on the 128 x 160 px main screen that can display more than 65k colors delivered to your email. Compose with T9 predictive text entry and Instant message your friends and family.

Listen to streaming Sprint Radio and relax while on the go. The Sanyo 3200 cell phone has all of the messaging features that many seek. Browse the web and respond to your multimedia messages. Small phone, many features. The Sanyo 3200 is also available in black and blue.

500 voice memos with a maximum length of 180 seconds can be stored. To do list and calendar keep you on schedule, and with 300 phonebook capacity with picture caller ID and seven entries plus email and web addresses, the Sanyo SCP-3200 ensures that all your contact information goes where you do.

Use the Sprint PCS Sanyo 3200 cell phone like a walkie talkie with Sprint service and connect with up to five friends. The upgraded Sanyo SCP-3100 is here, get the Sanyo SCP-3200 today.

After you sign up with Sprint, look through our available selection of Sanyo 3200 accessories and equip your cell phone with the latest cases, bluetooth devices and power solutions.

Browse our wide selection of Bluetooth headsets. There are Bluetooth earbuds, ear hooks, and boom headsets in our current inventory. Get the one that suits you.

Samsung BlackJack II - I617 Phone AT T

2008-01-14T18:16:00.000-08:00

Released for AT&T, the Samsung BlackJack II is the successor to the BlackJack, an thin and lightweight QWERTY smartphone. Delivering a Windows Mobile operating system, the BlackJack II offers a complete package of email, voice, and entertainment in one device. Flexible mobile email through Microsoft's Windows Mobile software, advanced mobile phone technology, and rich multimedia capabilities, make the BlackJack II is a fully-loaded device designed for seamless connectivity.

Samsung BlackJack II (I617) Features

GSM quad-band and HSDPA dual-band technologies for communication around the globe
Operates under the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 platform with Pocket versions of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Internet Explorer Mobile to surf the Web, and Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile to send emails
Bluetooth wireless technology allows users to go truly wireless and discreet with friends and co-workers, and connect the BlackJack II to a computer and printer without cables
Integrated MP3 Player and Video Media Player to play favorite songs right on the phone
Store additional pictures, videos, and songs on the phones removable microSD memory card
HSDPA technology for high-speed data transmission with WAP 2.0 compliant browser

Samsung BlackJack II (I617) Specs

Technical Specifications
Network:	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 / UMTS 850 / 1900
Form Factor:	PDA / Windows Mobile 6
Dimensions:	114 x 61 x 13 mm
Weight:	116 g
Antenna:	Internal
Navigation:	QWERTY Keypad / 5-Way Keypad
Battery Type:	1700 mAh Li-Ion
Talk Time:	7.00
Standby Time:	336
Memory:	155.0 MB
Expandable Memory:	microSD / TransFlash

Imaging
Main Screen:	65000 colors (TFT) 320 x 240 px
External Screen:
Camera:	2.0 MP / Zoom / Video Recorder

Audio
MP3 Player:	AT&T Music / Windows Media Player
FM Radio:
Speakerphone:
Push-To-Talk:

Multimedia
Wallpapers:	320 x 240 px
Screen Savers:	320 x 240 px
Ring Tones:
Themes:
Games:	J2ME
Streaming Multimedia:	AT&T Video / Windows Media Player

Messaging
SMS:
EMS:
MMS:
Email:	POP3 / IMAP4 / SMTP / Exchange / Outlook
Chat:	AOL / ICQ / Windows Live / Yahoo!
Predictive Text:	T9

Applications
Phonebook Capacity:
Calendar:	Pocket Outlook
To-Do List:
WAP:	2.0 (Pocket Internet Explorer)
Voice Commands:
Calculator:

Connectivity
Bluetooth:	2.0
Infrared Port:
High-Speed Data:	HSDPA
Wi-Fi:
GPS:
PC Sync:	Microsoft ActiveSync

More Information
Website:
Discussion:	Samsung Forum

Wireless Cell Phone

PowerMax 4KSBR-50U 60dB Gain 5000 SF Small Building Wireless ...

BlackBerry Skin, Black

Recycling Your Device

Motorola V195 (T-Mobile)

CNET editors' review

LG 225 Prepaid Phone (STi Mobile)

Product Features and Technical Details

Product Features

Sprint Pink Sanyo 3200

Samsung BlackJack II - I617 Phone AT T

Samsung BlackJack II (I617) Features

Samsung BlackJack II (I617) Specs

Technical Specifications

Imaging

Audio

Multimedia

Messaging

Applications

Connectivity

More Information