Motorola V195
Mobile Burn looks at the V195 from Motorola and gives a quick rundown of the specs.
Motorola has announced a new mid-range clamshell for the business market that, unlike most handsets in its price range, has an incredible battery life.
The Motorola V195 contains a 1020mAh battery, giving it up to ten hours talk time and 21 days standby - quite a feat for a budget handset.
Being without a camera or memory expansion slot, it is a cell phone first, with none of the crazy gadgets that many people are looking for these days. At the end of the article they let us know that the Motorola V195 should be available during second quarter of this this year in two colors: dark pearl grey and cosmic blue.
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Does anyone know when the Motorola V195 will become available?
“Q2″ (the only release date given in the announcements I’ve seen) could mean next week, or three months from now.
Comment by andrew — March 28, 2006 @ 4:45 pm
Hello, anybody can tell where to buy ?
And by the way nice looking, could it be use on any service provider (unlock) ? Problem with cell phone , they are locked to particular service provider, those unlocked cost a lot of money compared to the offer of service provider…….
best regards.
Comment by pasrap — March 29, 2006 @ 6:41 pm
I just bought the Motoroa V195 from a local T-Mobile store for just under a hundred dollars (pre tax) and it comes with 150 minutes. My only problem is trying to unlock it as it seems to require a flash and won’t work with unlock codes. So beware of that restriction. But, my point in posting is to tell you that is is available now (at least in the T-Mobile stores in my town).
Comment by Susan Donnentag — June 11, 2006 @ 1:43 am