Bell PPC-6800

[willysp]

Originally Posted by blazingwolf

It is a 6800 willysp. Check the link to engadget. http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/09/v...-in-the-flesh/

The XV6800 has always been known to look different to the Sprint version. Obviously Bell is using the same version as Verizon.

Thanks - that helps a lot. The quality of the first picture was so fuzzy, I couldn't tell what I was looking at.

I prefer the look of the Mogul - not right or wrong, just personal taste. To my eyes, the curved bezel around the Mogul's screen makes a big difference.

Comments on the Moguls buttons: the soft keys are hard to use with large fingers, the phone keys are raised so easy to use, the windows and OK keys are large so easy to use, the 'joystick' I like though hard to describe why. Looks like the Verizon version has a separate button and d-pad - I like the Mogul's 1-piece.

Again, thanks for the link.

[grizzley90]

Do Bell's data devices come application locked?

[Big D5]

More information Here <-link I still think its ugly and those buttons have to be hard to press.

[willysp]

Originally Posted by Big D5

More information Here <-link I still think its ugly and those buttons have to be hard to press.

Is that Blue ?? If so, ugghh - looks like a kid's toy. As I was searching for Titan accessories, I saw a blue tip stylus, in addition to Sprint's color. Now I know why.

[blazingwolf]

I actually like the blue. Adds some color to a mostly bland selection of silver or silver and black.

[shellguy]

Looks like a nice phone, and for $199.95 not a bad deal, but $90 a month in

min svc, & a 3 yr contract would be kinda hard to swallow, i c that it is in

canada also, Roaming for me would be hell since im in FL. lol.. I really hope

that alltel gets these soon, as im hateing my cracked 6700..




Will