Not too long ago, Andy Mason, reviewed the Qwest version of the Mogul, AKA the HTC XV600. Rumors of Verizon getting this one have been lingering for months and now Engadget Mobile has snagged a photo of the Verizon branded version in the wild.
In addition, this phone is now on Verizon's Website for $399 after $100 discount.
The new Verizon Wireless XV6800 combines all the performance and functionality of Windows Mobile 6 Professional with the convenience of a slide-out QWERTY Keyboard and trackwheel navigation. Create documents in Word and Excel, view PowerPoint files, filter your Inbox, and stay connected - securely - with your office via Wireless Sync or ActiveSync. Take advantage of Wi-Fi Connectivity, Bluetooth Wireless Technology and its 2.0 MP camera with flash and video capture. Use it as a tethered modem through BroadbandAccess Connect and stay entertained with Windows Media Player. The XV6800 is the ultimate no-nonsense mobile productivity tool for the busy professional.
Read on for the leaked shot and specs from Verizonwireless.com...
Features
- EV-DO, 1X RTT Capable
- Windows Mobile® 6 Professional
- Microsoft® Office Word Mobile, Excel® Mobile, and PowerPoint® Mobile; Adobe® Reader® LE PDF viewer
- View, edit, create Word; Excel files; view only PowerPoint, PDF files
- Internet Explorer® Mobile
- Windows Media® Player 10
- Memory: 64MB RAM/256MB ROM
- Wi-Fi Connectivity (802.11 b/g)
- Slide Out QWERTY Keyboard with Trackwheel Navigation
- 2.0 megapixel camera with flash, auto-focus and video capture
- 2.8" Display: 240x320 pixel; 64K color TFT
- Touch-sensitive LCD display
- Portrait and landscape orientationmicroSDT memory slot (up to 8GB)
Voice command capable Speakerphone Security locking features Text, Picture and Video messaging (MMS) Wireless Sync capable ActiveSync® capable (v4.5) and Windows Mobile Device Center® BroadbandAccess Connect capable Specifications - Dimensions: 4.3" (H) x 2.3" (W) x 0.7" (D)
- Weight: 5.8 ounces
- Battery: 920 mAh Li-Ion
- Usage Time: Up 324 minutes OR
- Standby Time: Up to 340 hours
- TTY enabled for the hearing impaired
- Hearing Aid Compatibility =M3
Source: Engadget Mobile
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