Sprint Cell Phone — A Fair Choice

Sprint PCS has always been an innovator. Most recently their Fair & Flexible rate plan is giving customers new ways to hold down cellular phone costs. The word “fair” doesn’t do justice to the Sprint Cell phone line, however. Stylish and innovative, the word “stunning” comes to mine.

The Sprint cell phone line gives you plenty of choice when it comes to digital camera phones. For example, the Sanyo PM-8200 is a sleek flip phone with a built-in digital camera, letting you take snapshots as you go. A big full-sound speakerphone gives you handsfree convenience in all conditions. Using the Sprint PCS Ready Link cellular service, this mobile phone offers push-to-talk service for instant walkie-talkie communication with compatible cellular phones.

The Samsung SP-i600 for Sprint PCS is a cell phone combined with a personal digital assistant (PDA) running the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 operating system. The OS gives Windows users a familiar look and feel, while supporting favorite applications like Microsoft Outlook. For people who favor the popular Palm operating system Sprint offers the Samsung i500 Smart Device.

People who want an affordable digital camera phone might consider the Nokia PM-6225. This wireless phone comes with a lightweight price tag but doesn’t skimp on features. A built-in VGA camera with autofocus lens takes clear snapshots. Add an FM stereo headset and this Sprint cellular phone lets you tune into your favorite stations. Connect to your computer with an optional USB data cable or the built-in infrared port.

Sprint PCS Vision adds multimedia messaging technology to Sprint’s line of phones, letting you instantly share the pictures you take. You can also download games and ringtones or browse the web. Sprint PCS Vision Business Connection lets users access information on their corporate network.