Motorola V(ader)-Series Phones

 *V-Phone Data/Fax Modem now available!

Key features include:
large high-contrast graphics display, VibraCall(tm) discreet alert, hands-free headset, tri-voice coder (FR/EFR/HR) and EGSM frequency band capability.


Our first impressions:
        * Tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny
        * Excellent voice quality
        * Great display!
        * Great Battery life
        * But why no calculator?

Motorola 'Vader' versions include:

V3688 (dual band 900/1800 MHz GSM) and,
V3682 (1900 MHz GSM)

Additionally, Motorola's technology platform will also include CDMA and TDMA phone versions later in 1999.

With the popularity and customer acceptance of digital technology increasing, Motorola's newest phone platform will also include a GSM 1900 MHz model. It is also expected to be the smallest and lightest in its category upon commercial availability and will incorporate the same features as the V3688. Expected availability: first quarter 1999.

V3620 AMPS Phone:
With models weighing as little as 2.7 ounces and measuring an astonishing 4.2 cubic inches, the V3620 phone is actually smaller in length and width than a standard sized business card, and about the size of a Plen-T-Pak(R) of Wrigley's chewing gum, and weighs less than four AA batteries. And with its optional auxiliary battery attached, this AMPS cellular phone offers talk times from 65 to 175(a) minutes or standby times from 24 to 70(a) hours -- that's more than five business days of standby time.

Key features of the V3620 phone include:
VibraCall(TM) discreet alert; VoiceNote(TM) recorder and integrated digital answering machine; Smart Button, one button access to internal phone book and menu; and dual battery capability for maximum talk times.

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