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Motorola V66i Review
Motorola
V66i uses Java technology to download Java applications, games, etc. It also
has the ability to download ring tones but this phone is not polyphonic
compatible.
Features
-Downloadable Java games and applications -WAP -Enhanced
messaging service (EMS) Specifications
-Size: 3.3 x 1.73 x .82
-3 line display (96 x 64 pixels)
-Predictive text messaging
-Ringtone composer
-Voice activated dialing
-3 games
-Changeable face plates
-Vibration alert
-Clock, calender, currency converter
-Tri band
-Phone book (1000 entries)
-Voice recorder
-Fax capability
-Caller Identification
-Weight: 79g
-Battery talk time: 3 hours
-Battery standby: 120 hours
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