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Sprint PPC-6700

Sprint finally gives us a phone with Bluetooth, SD and Wi-Fi plus the bonus EV-DO and Mobile 5.0, but only a 3.7 hours battery life?? Are people really going to pay over $600 for a phone that will not make it through a work day on light usage, and not even make it to lunch on heavy usage. I wouldn't.

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Print | posted on Friday, September 16, 2005 8:39 AM |

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# Sprint Launches First Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Phone

Sounds like everything but the kitchen sink, but there is a downside as Tim Hibbard points out&#8230;

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9/19/2005 7:46 AM | Microsoft News Tracker
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# re: Sprint PPC-6700

The talk time is 3.7 hours and the standby time is 250 hours. Not as good as a Treo 650 CDMA (5 hours talk time and 330 hours standby time) but it's acceptable.
9/22/2005 2:38 PM | Daniel
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# re: Sprint PPC-6700

The battery drain is due to the XScale CPU, that sucka is power hungry. You can wait for Cingular 8125 that uses the TI CPU and I do believe the battery life is longer for that one.
11/23/2005 10:56 AM | Saul
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