Sagem starts off year with four-pack of phones

by Chris Ziegler, posted Feb 3rd 2007 at 5:12PM

Sagem's more or less a non-starter in these parts, but the French concern does good business in Europe and kicks off '07 with four new pieces to satisfy the cheapskate in all of us. Starting from the left, the my501x has been available for a few months now but is inexplicably being trumpeted as a fresh model with Bluetooth and a 1.3 megapixel cam for £60 ($120). Next up, the rather eye-catching my202c keeps things simple, forgoing an external display and camera but sucking a mere £30 ($60) from wallets, purses, and carryalls. The my401c offers Bluetooth and 1.3 megapixels of shootin' power in the buyer's choice of black / silver or silver / pink for £50 ($100), and finally, the my215x does on the light and cheap, weighing in under 85 grams and running £40 ($80). Look for the whole range to be available now on European shelves.

[Via Shiny Shiny - my202c and my401c, my501x and my215x]

Filed under: Handsets, Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone, GSM, GPRS

Tags: candybar, clamshell, flip, my202c, my215x, my401c, my501x, sagem

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Harrison mapipo @ Sep 25th 2007 10:30AM

i bought a new phone sagem my401c, but unfortinately the phone is not as good as i was expecting it. in the 1st place the phone is locked, i dont know the intention behind the... i will never buy a sagem phone again unless they msend me unlocking code for free.

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Carol @ Dec 5th 2007 10:21AM

bought the my401c a couple of months ago. It's an OK phone, but PlanetSagem site does not provide mobile phone games to Oz users..... and most mobile phone games sites don't provide games for this phone either...... I'm pretty ticked off, as I use the phone more for game playing than I do for calls!!! :D

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