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Downloadable Ringtones: Yes
Multi-Use / PDA Phone: No
Powered by Windows Mobile: No
External Volume Control: No
External LCD: Yes
Photo Caller ID Capable: Yes
Downloadable games / applications: Yes
IR port: No
Phone Book Capacity: 300 names
Vibrating Alert: Yes
Voice-Activated Dialing: Yes
Ring Tones Included: 27 ring tones
Display main: 128x160 color; sub - 95x64 b&w
Language Options English
Text Messaging Capable: Yes
Java-Enabled: Yes
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Audiovox 8910 Included Accessories: lithium ion battery, compact wall charger, holster.
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Audiovox 8910 Cell Phone with Verizon Wireless Service
Product Details:
The Audiovox CDM-8910 cell phone for Verizon Wireless is a new CDMA phone with a 310k pixel digital camera with built-in flash! Also comes with voice activated dialing, speakerphone, picture caller ID's and duel LCD displays. The 8910 is perfect for people who want more features in a smaller handset.
 
Audiovox 8910 Main Features:
Built-in 310K pixel Camera with Flash
Dual LCD Displays
2-Way Speakerphone and voice activated dialing
Java / BREW capable
Send and receive TXT & picture messages
Size Small
Dimensions (H x W x D): 3.9 x 1.8 x 0.9
Weight (w/standard battery): 3.18 oz
Phone Design: Flip or Clamshell
Antenna Type: Internal
Colors: Silver / Blue
Color Display: Yes
Technology: CDMA 1900; 1xRRT
Mode: Dual Mode
Battery Type: 1 x Lithium Ion battery
Talk Time: Up to 200 mins
Standby Time: Up to 195 hrs
Speakerphone: Yes
Bluetooth-Enabled: No
Standard 2.5mm Headset Jack: Yes
Snap-on Faceplates or Covers: No
FM Radio: No
Games: Yes
Service / Support: 1 year warranty
| Customers Reviews:
The Audiovox CDM-8910 looks like a stylish and yet causial phone. some of the many pros to this phone would have to be the voice activated dialing, built-in camera with a flash, and the TXT & picture messages. When I'm talking on the phone i like to have external volume control, which this phone does not. I like the ways you have the page set up, the titles and points for each, is clear and easy to understand. It might be a bit easier if you explained a few things, for example what a LCD or Java/BREW capable was. Over all it seems like a good phone, and i am considering buying it. "
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