Sanyo submitted something to the FCC.

[harris]

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Sanyo submitted a cellphone to the FCC on 9/29/04. But I cannot open the pdf's. so I do not know what it is.

[NoClones]

Um, okay. Care to share the pdf ? :D

[harris]

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The pdf is on the FCC site but the links do not appear to work. I donot know the link to the FCC I got to through phonescoop.

[NoClones]

Maybe the 5600 or 7400...

[cnbot]

It's the AEZSUP-S750 or for short the S750 for Orange. Unfortunately it looks to be a gsm phone, but has a USIM card? It's the slider phone with video call capability that we saw a few years back as a concept.

[NoClones]

Where the link ? I couldn't find it.

[Guy]

whoops...nevermind this post

[harris]

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It's the AEZSUP-S750 or for short the S750 for Orange. Unfortunately it looks to be a gsm phone, but has a USIM card? It's the slider phone with video call capability that we saw a few years back as a concept.

I shall continue to dream about the 5600 :o

[Marlon_JB2]

https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=474231&native_or_pdf=pdf

[Quill]

Um, last time I checked, Sanyo has an exclusivity agreement with Sprint.
Not to bash the theory it might be a GSM phone, but, it stands to reason that they can't make a phone in the U.S. for anyone except Sprint. Right?

It looks like a PPC or Palm OS type of phone. Interesting. . .

[NoClones]

Grrrrrr, if I could get the page to load !

[DcDave63]

Looks like a SUP-S750. Made for Orange, probably in Europe only.

[A six double 0]

Here ya go for the people that can't get the image to load.

[NoClones]

Kinda ugly, LoL

[Quill]

But a phone need not be submitted to the FCC for use abroad...so, if it's on Orange in Europe, who the hell is going to carry it here?
As I said before, Sanyo doesn't make GSM phones for the U.S. market...

Either it's going to Sprint or Sanyo has gotten out of its exclusivity agreement with Sprint and is bringing that device to a GSM carrier here in the states. Otherwise, why submit it for approval by the FCC?

[mcurtiss1970]

But a phone need not be submitted to the FCC for use abroad...so, if it's on Orange in Europe, who the hell is going to carry it here?
As I said before, Sanyo doesn't make GSM phones for the U.S. market...

Either it's going to Sprint or Sanyo has gotten out of its exclusivity agreement with Sprint and is bringing that device to a GSM carrier here in the states. Otherwise, why submit it for approval by the FCC?i think they have to submit it because it uses a frequency that the US uses. has nothing to do if it ever gets here or not.

[Mustang46L]

well, it had a european charger that they showed with it so it definately isn't a US phone for now..

[NoClones]

What's this "Orange" thing ?

[Marlon_JB2]

http://www.orange.com basically a wireless phone company, I guess.

I didn't even notice the european charger. :hee:

[NoClones]

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Ah okay

[DcDave63]

What's this "Orange" thing ?

Orange is a wireless telecom Carrier in Europe, like Sprint PCS is here.

[calrath]

But a phone need not be submitted to the FCC for use abroad...so, if it's on Orange in Europe, who the hell is going to carry it here?
As I said before, Sanyo doesn't make GSM phones for the U.S. market...

Either it's going to Sprint or Sanyo has gotten out of its exclusivity agreement with Sprint and is bringing that device to a GSM carrier here in the states. Otherwise, why submit it for approval by the FCC?

I like the fact that sanyo is exclusive to sprint, but the sanyo 8100 was released for both Qwest and Bell mobility. I guess Qwest was acceptable because they use our network? and Bell mobility because they are based in Canada?

[NightWinggl]

I like the fact that sanyo is exclusive to sprint, but the sanyo 8100 was released for both Qwest and Bell mobility. I guess Qwest was acceptable because they use our network? and Bell mobility because they are based in Canada?

Sprint let those networks use it. Part of the agreement with that, is they have the option for vision on the phone. So Sprint can still make some money on those users.

[Marlon_JB2]

Just out of curiosity, what is the reasoning for the agreement? I'm afraid I do not understand.

[gsmornot]

They may have to submit if it is a GSM phone to be used by travelers that come here. The phone looks to be sold under "Orange" a european group and maybe carried to other places from there. I doubt it will be sold here unless it is something that will be redone to sell here in a few years.

[Quill]

Yeah. ^ That's what I have come to understand in the past 24 hours. The world phone thing is still a new concept to me. My bad.

[Sloanie]

Mmm... If Sanyo would make a EV-DO / CDMA version of this phone, I think I could forget about the 5600...

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/11/30/sanyo_3g_s750_launch/

Bluetooth, 1.3mp camera, mp3, SD card slot... excellent. I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens with Sprint's next gen high speed network.

[mcurtiss1970]

Mmm... If Sanyo would make a EV-DO / CDMA version of this phone, I think I could forget about the 5600...

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/11/30/sanyo_3g_s750_launch/

Bluetooth, 1.3mp camera, mp3, SD card slot... excellent. I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens with Sprint's next gen high speed network.

being discussed here: http://www.sprintusers.com/forum/showthread.php?p=471848#post471848

[Sloanie]

Thanks. Did a search for S750 and this is the one that came up--