CDMA Touch Pro Model Number(Specifically)

[n1nj4Lo]

I'm wanting to get a specific model number such as how the Titan/Mogul is VX6800 so Touch Pro would be(???), or series of model numbers for the CDMA Versions of Touch Pro... So that when searching eBay, I could narrow down the searches quicker and not have all GSM and CDMA versions mixed in together.....

I eventually plan on upgrading from my Mogul/Titan to the Touch Pro, seeing as how it's much sleaker, more up-to-date and has the same layout(QWERTY keypad) as my Mogul/Titan...

I figured I'd try asking here, I've asked in howardforums and the post just went completely underlooked and drowned admist the piles of other new topics... Also I figured this would be the better place to ask since this is specifically for PocketPC's...

So if anyone could help me out with this, I'd really appreciate it...
Thanks all..

[mrfurby2u]

Ive seen it called:

Raphael CDMA
HTC Fuze (AT&T version)
HTC Touch Pro (Sprint and Verizon versions)
Verizon VX6850 (Verizon version)

Not sure about any others.

Good luck!

[n1nj4Lo]

Okay cool, Yea I tried searching Raphael 800 but had no luck, I'll be sure to try the others and see if I have any luck with those.. haha!!

This model:

Is a CDMA Version isn't it? IDC if it's the 1st of the series of the Touch Pro's I'm just wanting to get the Touch Pro, I've seen and played with them and love the UI... Anyways the Gray, Black & Blue case isn't something a skin couldn't take of right away..

After googling around I found another name for the CDMA Touch Pro Model it's RAPH800

[black_co]

I have a Sprint Touch Pro, and under Device Information> Identity it says Model No.: RAPH800

Also if you follow this line of naming you get:

Slide out keyboard
6800 = Mogul
6850 = Touch Pro

No keyboard
6900 = Touch
6950 = Diamond

Alltel, Telus, T-Mobile and Sprint are all CDMA
Verison is also CDMA, but has a screwy keyboard (the "M" key is to the right of the up arrow) and it has neutered the phone(less memory, GPS locked to their nav system...I'm sure more but cannot think of what else). Verison's Touch Pro is also known as XV6850

At&T is GSM

BTW: I was looking at my profile on Sprints website and it says Phone Model PPC6850SP

profile is in My Sprint>Settings & Passwords>Edit your online profile

[mrfurby2u]

Originally Posted by black_co

I have a Sprint Touch Pro, and under Device Information> Identity it says Model No.: RAPH800

Also if you follow this line of naming you get:

Slide out keyboard
6800 = Mogul
6850 = Touch Pro

No keyboard
6900 = Touch
6950 = Diamond

Alltel, Telus, T-Mobile and Sprint are all CDMA
Verison is also CDMA, but has a screwy keyboard (the "M" key is to the right of the up arrow) and it has neutered the phone(less memory, GPS locked to their nav system...I'm sure more but cannot think of what else). Verison's Touch Pro is also known as XV6850

At&T is GSM

BTW: I was looking at my profile on Sprints website and it says Phone Model PPC6850SP

profile is in My Sprint>Settings & Passwords>Edit your online profile

In the interest of full disclosure the Verizon also has double the ISM (64MB) than the other flavors and the GPS can be unlocked via a custom ROM.

[tmz]

Originally Posted by n1nj4Lo

I'm wanting to get a specific model number such as how the Titan/Mogul is VX6800 so Touch Pro would be(???), or series of model numbers for the CDMA Versions of Touch Pro... So that when searching eBay, I could narrow down the searches quicker and not have all GSM and CDMA versions mixed in together.....

I eventually plan on upgrading from my Mogul/Titan to the Touch Pro, seeing as how it's much sleaker, more up-to-date and has the same layout(QWERTY keypad) as my Mogul/Titan...

I figured I'd try asking here, I've asked in howardforums and the post just went completely underlooked and drowned admist the piles of other new topics... Also I figured this would be the better place to ask since this is specifically for PocketPC's...

So if anyone could help me out with this, I'd really appreciate it...
Thanks all..

Here's one. A little plug.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=50080