Kyocera launches music-oriented K352

by Chris Ziegler posted Sep 28th 2006 at 2:01PM

After showing the anemic K122 and K132 and CTIA, it looks like Kyocera's out to remind everyone that they haven't lost their taste for the mid-range, announcing the K352 candybar in Venezuela. The CDMA musicphone's claim to fame is clearly its 256MB of internal storage -- which it'll need every last kilobyte of, considering it lacks any sort of expansion. Other notable features (if you can label them such) include a VGA cam, dedicated music controls, a spiffy red exterior, and six built-in songs licensed from Venezuelan band Voz Veis. Look for the K352 initially on Venezuela's Movistar network (no surprise, considering the bundled tunes) with global availability forthcoming.

[Via Slashphone]

Filed under: Handsets, Kyocera, CDMA

Tags: candybar, k352, kyocera

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Ken C @ Sep 28th 2006 3:35PM

I am not really impressed with that phone. All it is, is a phone that plays music. They are late to the market with adding any newer features usually, and seem to use the same style in almost every phone with a few modifications.

Kyocera is the red-headed step child of Mobile phone makers.

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