Sidekick III shows up on the FCC

by Ryan Block, posted Apr 22nd 2006 at 3:18PM

As soon as a Sharp-made handset shows up on the FCC with a whole bunch of confidentiality-request paperwork affixed, you know it's gonna be good. Sidekick fans, feast your eyes on the real deal up in the grill (yep, all those pics were legit), and the um, naked, battery-less tail end of the Sidekick III (model PV200). Can't be long now, can it? And yes, this pretty much confirms much of the info we'd already heard about the forthcoming device: 1.3 megapixel camera, expandable memory (miniSD), and Bluetooth.

Filed under: Handsets, Sharp, T-Mobile, Danger, GSM

Tags: danger, sharp, sidekick, sidekick 3, sidekick III, Sidekick3, SidekickIii, t-mobile, tmo

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David @ Apr 22nd 2006 3:55PM

YAY! Can't wait until the hip top 3 comes out up here in Canada :-)

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killakiz @ Apr 22nd 2006 4:14PM

only 1.3 megapixels :

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Fitzy @ Apr 22nd 2006 4:45PM

Bluetooth!
(Bluetooth ID barcode on the back there.)

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Kenny Pollock @ Apr 22nd 2006 9:38PM

Ah, just bought a T-Mobile MDA not too long ago to replace my Sidekick II.

Is this usually done right before a release or way ahead of time?

Kenny

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Evelyn Chai @ Apr 23rd 2006 2:55PM

I think this new Sharp PV200 will only be available in US and UK area but not in Asia. If its enter the Asia area, i'm sure many consumer would be happy to get their hand on this. :)

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cracka @ Apr 24th 2006 4:21PM

So apparently the "operational description" claims EDGE capability... Excellent!

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nancy augustin @ Jul 28th 2006 12:06PM

I want need like nice new sidek!ck III color pink sure life please need mailbox very thank you help for to no plm ok.

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renboo @ Aug 17th 2006 8:59AM

is this available in ASIA? particularly PHILIPPINES?

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