Motorola V600 (Aston Martin edition) review

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Albert C. Lee - 04 Jan 2004 21:08 GMT

For those interested, I have prepared a review of the Motorola V600
(Aston Martin edition).
http://staff.pop3now.com/alee/v600/review/

I have had my Aston Martin Motorola V600 for about a week now and am
very pleased with this phone overall. While it still retains some of
the Motorola annoyances (particularly phone book), I think Motorola
has done a fine job with this phone.

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Harry Krause - 04 Jan 2004 21:15 GMT

> For those interested, I have prepared a review of the Motorola V600
> (Aston Martin edition).
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> the Motorola annoyances (particularly phone book), I think Motorola
> has done a fine job with this phone.

thanks...nice piece of work. About how much does it sell for?

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Albert C. Lee - 05 Jan 2004 02:26 GMT

> thanks...nice piece of work. About how much does it sell for?

There were only 1000 of the Aston Martin edition phones made and they
were all sold out. They're going for about $1500 USD or so on eBay
(where I got mine... I paid $1595 USD). If you do go hunting on
eBay for it, be sure the seller provides real photos of the phone and
will accept PayPal or credit cards (for fraud protection).

Rumor has it AT&T Wireless will be selling this phone for about $369
USD, starting January 15th. I believe Voda in Germany is selling it
already as well.

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Dennis McGrath - 08 Jan 2004 02:23 GMT

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> Rumor has it AT&T Wireless will be selling this phone for about $369
> USD, starting January 15th. I believe Voda in Germany is selling it
> already as well.

They just announced today that they will be selling the V600 on ATT and
the price with a 2 year contract will be $299.00

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Steve - 06 Jan 2004 01:22 GMT

A very comprehensive review. But I can group numbers on the T720 and have
seen the grouping of numbers in the V300/V400/V500/V600 series too. As long
as you store numbers to the phone, not SIM. 1000 numbers on the phone is
nice.

And I like the way of sorting the phone numbers in the phone book setup
Phonebook/Menu/setup where you can view all contacts or view primary and
toggle thru the multiple numbers per contact. Once I found it, I found it
useful

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