Which phone?

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Sanyo is the best.

Bubba

"Ski" <ski@nospamtoday.com> wrote in message
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>I have to buy the phones for the company. The Sanyo pm 8200 has served us
> well. Now I want the Sanyio mm7400 but the sales people want the lg
> sliding
> bluetooth phone.. Are these phones equal?
>
> TIA

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Isaiah Beard <sacredpoet@sacredpoet.com> wrote in
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> Ski wrote:
>> I have to buy the phones for the company. The Sanyo pm 8200 has
>> served us well. Now I want the Sanyio mm7400 but the sales people
>> want the lg sliding bluetooth phone.. Are these phones equal?
>
> Of course not. If they were equal, Sprint wouldn't be selling them
> both.
>
> The MM7400 is more expensive, and offers a speakerphone, ReadyLink and
> can take video clips in addition to still photos. The LG has none of
> these features (except for still photos which it can do), but offers
> bluetooth.
>
>
Hard descision to make. As long as the reception is equal

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"Bob Smith" <usirsclt_No_Spam_@earthlink.net> wrote in
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>
> "Bubba DeBub" <BubbaDeBub@RideEmCowboy.com> wrote in message
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>> Sanyo is the best.
>>
>> Bubba
>
> Normally, I would agree with you, but my daughter uses the LG 325 and
> it's a great phone. I'd say either model works well.
>
> Bob

Does it hold a signal well?

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Bob Smith wrote:
> "Ski" <ski@nospamtoday.com> wrote in message
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>>"Bob Smith" <usirsclt_No_Spam_@earthlink.net> wrote in
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>>
>>>"Bubba DeBub" <BubbaDeBub@RideEmCowboy.com> wrote in message
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>>>>Sanyo is the best.
>>>>
>>>>Bubba
>>>
>>>Normally, I would agree with you, but my daughter uses the LG 325 and
>>>it's a great phone. I'd say either model works well.
>>>
>>>Bob
>>
>>Does it hold a signal well?
>
>
> Yes, it does. Where she lives, it's in a fringe coverage area. Her prior
> phone, Samsung A500 would bounce between CDMA and analog all the time. Even
> my Sanyo 5300 would bounce back and forth. Not as much as the Samsung, but a
> few times. Her LG 325 holds onto the CDMA coverage with no bouncing.
>
> Very cool phone, what with the Bluetooth wireless headset, and sliding
> feature. It's also got RL. Only thing I would have wanted on it would have
> been a speaker phone, but with the headset, one doesn't need it.
>
> Bob

One last thing which earpeice does she use?

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Sanyo is best for Sprint reception.

Bubba

"thunder" <thunder@cinci.rr.com> wrote in message
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>> Hard descision to make. As long as the reception is equal
>
>
> go to www.sprintusers.com or www.phonescoop.com
>
> both have very good info.
>

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"Bob Smith" <usirsclt_No_Spam_@earthlink.net> wrote in
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> "SKI" <SKI@NOSPAMMM.COM> wrote in message
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> <Snipped>
>
>> One last thing which earpeice does she use?
>
> Well, my handy dandy receipt says it was a Body Glove Blue Voice Blue
> Tooth Headset, which cost $99.
>
> Bob
>
Thank you a lot. this is my first venture into Bluetooth so here I go.
Thank you for the info.