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Released: Q4 2006
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
65000 colors
128 x 160 px screen
Talk: 3.50 hr
Standby: 165 hr
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Released for Verizon Wireless, the Kyocera K323 was designed with ease of use in mind. Dedicated one-touch buttons access a loud and clear speakerphone as well as volume controls, and the K323's full-featured VGA camera has an integrated flash and digital zoom. Photo touchup is easy for adjusting resolution, color and adding fun frames to favorite snapshots. Along with the wireless hands-free capabilities afforded by Bluetooth, the K323 also includes all the features voice purists need including real-music ringtones and voice-activated dialing... [More Details] |
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Released: Q4 2004
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
4096 colors
104 x 90 px screen
Talk: 3.50 hr
Standby: 180 hr
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Released for Verizon, the Kyocera K404 has exchangeable faceplates to allow users to choose the look of their phone. A built-in flashlight makes sure there's no more fumbling in the dark. Personalize the K404 with built-in polyphonic ring tones, screen savers, wallpapers, themes, and cartoon caller alerts. Useful applications are packed into the K404 including a world clock, scheduler, calculator, alarm clock, stopwatch, tip calculator, and countdown timer... [More Details] |
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Released: Q4 2004
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
262000 colors
132 x 176 px screen
Talk: 3.50 hr
Standby: 100 hr
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The Kyocera Koi (KX2) has a unique swivel form factor makes it stand out in a crowd and offers easy one-button operation of the camera, which can be used with the phone swiveled open or closed. Rotated closed, the Koi looks and feels like an actual digital camera, making it easier to use than flip phones for snapping pictures or recording video. The 1.2 megapixel camera phone also features a built-in flash and 5X digital zoom to expand picture-taking options, MPEG-4 video record and playback, and 16 megabytes of onboard memory for storing high and low resolution images... [More Details] |
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Released: Q4 2004
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
65000 colors
128 x 128 px screen
Talk: 3.50 hr
Standby: 180 hr
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The tri-mode Kyocera SoHo (KX1) features a speakerphone, two-way messaging, predictive text messaging, large keys for rapid entry and productivity tools including a robust contact directory, calculator, scheduler, alarm clock and more. Containing a 65,000-color display and easyedge (BREW 2.1) services, downloading data applications, ringtones and games is simpler than ever before... [More Details] |
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Released: Q3 2004
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
4096 colors
104 x 80 px screen
Talk: 3.30 hr
Standby: 96 hr
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With the push of a button, the Kyocera KX440 (KX444) becomes a walkie-talkie. It's just as easy to speak with more than one person at a time using the group call feature. And to be sure communication flows, the color display has on-screen icons that let you know your co-worlds are available to talk. Designed with a rugged rubber side grips and keypad, the KX4400 is perfect for the outdoors, providing long battery times with the 1300 mah Li-Ion high-capacity battery... [More Details] |
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Released: Q2 2004
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
4096 colors
screen
Talk: 2.80 hr
Standby: 90 hr
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With the push of a button, the Kyocera 3250 becomes a walkie-talkie. Even more, you can manage calls, walkie-talkie conversations and text messaging simultaneously. But this multi-tasker doesn't stop there. Chat with more than one person at a time using the Talk Group feature. Or entertain yourself by downloading BREW games and applications or using the WAP browser... [More Details] |
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Released: Q1 2004
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
65000 colors
128 x 128 px screen
Talk: 4.00 hr
Standby: 100 hr
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The Kyocera Slider (SE44) is a tri-mode version of Kyocera's widely-hailed Slider Series phone, adding analog functionality to Slider's existing dual-mode digital configuration. Sleek and stylish, the Slider features a unique design which slides to reveal the phone's keypad for easy dialing and simplified navigation. The unique slide-to-open Slider marks a significant step towards style and sensibility for customers who want to combine functionality with fun and fashion... [More Details] |
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Released: Q1 2004
CDMA 800 / 1900
65000 colors
128 x 128 px screen
Talk: 4.00 hr
Standby: 100 hr
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The Kyocera Slider (SE47) gives customers a sleek new twist on the traditional mobile phone design, as well as a selection of must-have features. The Slider features a unique slide-to-open faceplate, which offers trendsetting consumers an alternative and fashionable way to open and close their phones. The Slider is designed for the discerning fashion-forward crowd that people are equally apt to find on the ski slopes, hitting the links, on campus, or in the hottest new clubs... [More Details] |
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Released: Q4 2003
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
65000 colors
104 x 80 px screen
Talk: 3.50 hr
Standby: 180 hr
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The Phantom Series, also known as Kyocera KX414, brings colored masks to the display, that can be exchanged according to the user's varying moods. Featuring high-speed CDMA2000 1X and 1.5 megabytes of memory, the Phantom (KX414) allows users to take advantage of wireless data capabilities for text messaging with animation, email, downloadable screensavers, and polyphonic ringtones. Additionally, subscribers can utilize voice-activated dialing and organize their busy schedules with the calendar, alarm clock and built-in contact directory... [More Details] |
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Released: Q4 2003
AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
65000 colors
104 x 80 px screen
Talk: 3.50 hr
Standby: 180 hr
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Released for MetroPCS, the Kyocera KX433, also known as the Rave Series, brings colored masks to the display, that can be exchanged according to the user's varying moods. Featuring high-speed CDMA2000 1X, the Rave allows users to take advantage of wireless data capabilities for text messaging with animation, email, downloadable screensavers, and polyphonic ringtones. Additionally, subscribers can utilize voice-activated dialing and organize their busy schedules with the calendar, alarm clock and built-in contact directory... [More Details] |
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