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Guest Paul [MVP]
Posted

EXCLUSIVE to MoDaCo, more details have surfaced about the forthcoming Sagem Smartphone.

The much rumoured Smartphone is likely to be announced in March - At CEBIT - with phones shipping to operators as early as May.

The phone, a Candy Bar device, is set to be the smallest Smartphone currently available.

A member idenfiying himself as 'The Insider' has posted the following teaser (note, watermarking not added by us)...

smartphone_134.jpg

Further details coming soon!

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Guest awarner [MVP]
Posted

Looks like another phone to add to my wish list :)

Guest Maverick
Posted

I hope/bet it'll be cheaper than a Moto :-)

Guest peekie
Posted

sagem normally are cheaper but also on a few models of normal phones look cheap their logo normally destroys a look of a phone i hope the dont on this one :wink: :wink: :wink:

Guest midnight
Posted

the recent sagem's are stunning phones, especially the MY X-6

the good thing is, Sagem also like their entertainment phones, so hopefully this will be sold as an entertainment phone rather than a pure busniess phone (the text on the image above puts entertainment before 'professional') :)

also, looking at the above image's screen size (and presuming its the same physical size as other smartphone screens), the phone looks smaller than the e100/e200 and the mpx100

now, what about an image that isnt watermarked :D

Guest pisquee
Posted

Be interesting to see if msmobiles manages to remove the www.modaco.com watermarking and replace it with his own on this image! ;-)

Guest Jakob
Posted

As far as I remember, Sagem was one of the first cell-phone manufacturers to launch a GPRS phone. A couple of years ago they launched a clamshell style phone having a 5 watt radio-module...

I skipped the phone ´cause my head got dizzy when being on the phone for more than 10minutes..

But I worked perfectly on the Orange (mobilix at that time) network in DK

So Sagem is normally in touch with new splutions, so I´m looking very much forward to this product.

/Jakob

Guest Paul [MVP]
Posted

Personally, I don't expect any huge technology advances in this phone, I hope that Sagem will be pushing the envelope when it comes to Cost, Form Factor and Build.

I imagine a cheap, compact cross network Smartphone will quite revolutionise Smartphone uptake rate...

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Guest midnight
Posted

cant agree more, and as i said, sell it as an entertainment device, not a professional device will get many more sales aswell, then it can truly be called a mass market device.

Guest kyrkesmith
Posted

Hopefully those SB letters you can see are the end of USB, and it has a MPx200 style port.

What you can see of the phone looks pretty decent.

Finally, I very much hope it doesn't have asilly name. Personally, a phone called MY X-6 doesn't do it for me.

Guest Jakob
Posted

The last to lines in the .ppt

Marketing samples march 2004

Launch Date May. 2004

:)

/Jakob

Posted

Being March now, I reckon we'll z more a coming from z french outfit :)

Guest nickcornaglia
Posted

Here is a bad artist's attempt resulting in a terrible recreation of the phone.

That said....ENJOY! :)

sagem.jpg

Guest nickcornaglia
Posted

ooops! forgot the speaker! :oops:

Guest blewer
Posted
ooops! forgot the speaker

encece, can you make sure the one you put in doesn't BUZZ :)

Guest nickcornaglia
Posted

without green paint stains and without looking like it was melted with a flamethrower.

Guest bluesmudge
Posted

People we're forgeting its a sagem :evil: KILL IT :twisted: BURN, please do not allow this "phone" to become your desire. I suggest we should all look into our pockets and remind ourselfs of our wonderful spv's.... ahhh bliss.

http://bluesmudge.netfirms.com

Guest kyrkesmith
Posted

My problems with Sagem's phones are:

1. They have stupid names MY-Xblah blah

2. They have silly designs, or designs that are spoilt by something that just doesn't fit, and looks cheap

3. The software is rubbish.

In the case of this, number 3 obviously isn't an issue. Number 2 doesn't look like it is, from what we've seen so far.

Number 1, I can just about live with, if everything else is good.

Guest The Insider
Posted

@ encece

Real phone is more beautiful in fact. The device is targeted for all customers, not only corporate users. This is a very important point because Microsoft needs such a popular device to capture the masses. The sale price will be slightly smaller than competitors.

regards

Guest nickcornaglia
Posted

I'd be willing to bet my life that the phone is better looking than I drew. I was just copying and pasting from the areas that were visible. Thanks for the scoop and dont forget to post more when you can! :)

Guest bluesmudge
Posted

will anyone join me in banning this phone?

Guest ddavewoods
Posted

Im glad Sagem are producing a windows smartphone, I reckon the MYX6 must be the best camera phone available, its just the name that stops people from getting one, even though its FREE on Orange, so the smartphone should be superb.

Dave Woods

SPV-MPX200(deceased)-SPVE200

otheres Panasonic X70 - LG7100 - Sagem MYX6 - Nokia 7250i

Guest morpheus2702
Posted
our wonderful spv's.... ahhh bliss

Hmmm, wonderful, certainly a term I haven't heard in connection with many SPVs...

As much as I am up for the elimination of ugly phones (hello Voq), let's not ban the Sagem until we've seen the real deal? :wink:

Guest midnight
Posted

sagem rock actually, the MY X-6 is a really nice phone (for a standard camera phone that is), and really, whats wrong with the name? the MY logo's are pretty neat i think, better than SPV (Spectrum Patrol Vehicle?) or just some pointless number :)

Guest bluesmudge
Posted

I think some one has been watching too much captain scarlet :wink:

ok maybe sagam aren't that bad..... but why call them MY(...) i suppose it might be because no one would own up to having one, and "MY" gives the "Phone" a sense of belonging.

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