Sprint has officially unveiled a new CDMA handset – Motorola V950. As the majority of the recent Motorola’s models the V950 is dressed up in a clamshell form. However it features protected style and aggressive design.The device lacking support for high speed data transfer (CDMA only) has a 2.2" 240 x 320 pixel large internal display capable of displaying 262.000 colors. The music control buttons below the large external display are a clear sign of the phone being specialized in music playback, so the base package is expected to include a memory card. The 2M camera with fixed focus, Push-to-Talk, Bluetooth and microSD slot are all part of a phone with average specs, but the 1100 mAh battery is a pleasant surprise. The phone, although it has no built-in GPS receiver, is capable of offering some kind of location services, thanks to Sprint's navigation solution. The not-at-all-razor phone with a size of 104.1 x 53.3 x 16.8 mm at 118 grams, has no GSM support, so it will surely not be available in Europe.
Translated by Szaszati
