Although it takes advantage of Sprint's high-end 3G EV-DO network, the Sanyo MM-7500 borrows its design cues from the lower-end Sanyo RL7300 and the MM-7400. Integrating a rugged exterior with a standard flip-phone design, the MM-7500 includes access to Sprint's latest multimedia services, a 1.3-megapixel camera, video capture and playback, and a digital music player. Yet, when compared to Sprint's other 3G phones, the handset lacks such important elements as an expandable memory slot, external media buttons, a high-quality QVGA screen, and Bluetooth.



Link: CNET