Sprint began shipping the Motorola Debut i856, first slider phone that supports its Nextel Direct Connect push-to-talk service. Motorola Debut’s compact slider form factor delivers not only instant communication between two people or a group of people, but also comes with the ability to switch from an active push-to-talk call to a voice call with the push of a button. The handset also features a 2.2 inch display which displays a resolution of 176×220 sports an MP3 player, a 1.3 megapixel camera, and Bluetooth technology. Sprint’s Motorola Debut i856 is available for $99.99 after a two-year customer agreement and mail-in rebate.
Here are detail spec:
* Nationwide Walkie Talkie capability1
* Music player with 3.5 mm standard audio jack
* 1.3 MP Camera with Video
* GPS & Wireless Web Enabled2
* Stereo Bluetooth® capabilities3
* Text Messaging1
* Expandable memory, supporting up to 8 GB MicroSD card4
* Speakerphone with Voice-Activated Dialing
* Large Direct Connect button that backlights when a push-to-talk call is received
* Multimedia Messaging Service for sending audio, images, text, or all three in the same message to or from email addresses and other capable users with the ability to wirelessly store multimedia on the Sprint Web site
* Pre-loaded applications, including Sprint Mobile Email & SME-W, TeleNav Navigation, NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile and NFL Mobile Live
* Downloadable Games, Wallpapers and Real Music Ringtones1
