More details on Kyocera's K323 for Verizon

by Michael Caputo, posted Nov 19th 2006 at 9:12PM

Not everything can be cutting edge now-a-days and maybe the LG VX8600 just isn't your cup of tea. No worries, we've got you covered; here comes the the Kyocera K323. Feature-packed it's not, but the clamshell can still hang with the best of the (low tier) lineup with an all-digital dual band radio, VGA camera with flash, 65k inside color screen, speakerphone, Bluetooth (no OBEX profiles folks), and support for VZnavigator. Look for it sometime mid-January for a reasonable $220 at full retail, $150 on a one year, and $100 on a two year contract before the mail in rebate of $50. Check after the break for a posterior shot!

Filed under: Handsets, Verizon Wireless, 1xRTT, Kyocera, CDMA

Tags: k323, kyocera, verizon, verizon wireless, VerizonWireless, vzw

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John MadDog @ Nov 19th 2006 10:12PM

I have held this phone and been able to play around with it. I can say this, of all the low tier phones hitting Verizon this holiday season, this is one of the best. It is built very solid and has the right feel in your hand. From a technical standpoint, this phone will be great for those who do not like the Motorola V325i. Also, ive been able to play with the other phones dropping soon. Sweet. All I can say. Sweet.

JMD

Ha, FIRST!

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RH @ Nov 20th 2006 10:38AM

Is this a joke?

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Craig M. @ Nov 28th 2006 12:23PM

Does this remind anyone besides me of an Audiovox CDM-9500 from 2002?

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