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Siemens Announces 2005 A-Series

Feb 25, 2005, 2:32 PM by (staff)

Siemens this week announced the new A7x series - its 2005 lineup of entry-level phones. All three models are tri-band GSM and will be available in versions with GSM 850, although initial availability has only been announced for Europe, Asia and Latin America.

AX75: 65,000-color, 128 x 128 pixel display, infrared, class 8 GPRS, WAP 1.2.1, attachable camera, MMS, EMS, 16-chord polyphonic ringtones, and Java MIDP 1.0. Available June 2005.
A75: 4,096-color, 101 x 80 pixel display, speakerphone, class 8 GPRS, WAP 1.2.1, EMS, and 16-chord polyphonic ringtones. Available May 2005.
A70: Monochrome display, EMS, and 16-chord polyphonic ringtones. Available June 2005.

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badsky2k

Feb 25, 2005, 6:03 PM

YAAAAWWWNNN

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

No wonder they are loosing market share!

Me2

They Had Market Share To Loose?

Bigbmc26

Feb 25, 2005, 3:07 PM

EWWW!

Does anyone really care? Cingular dropped them. No one carriers their products but T-mobile, and the only have the flip.

Me2

The only phone I have liked from them is the Sx66 pocket PC. All of the other models seem to lack the features customers are looking for. Where are the camera phones! Where is the Edge Support, BT is almost non-existent, and their color screens suck. ...
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jwbass1985

monochrome display? who does that?

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muchdrama

Bigbmc26 said:
Does anyone really care? Cingular dropped them. No one carriers their products but T-mobile, and the only have the flip.

And an entirely unimpressive flip it was, too. As for Cingular dropping them...I di...
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muchdrama

Feb 25, 2005, 10:41 PM

Shape and form...

I think what's bothering everyone is the conservative styling of this series. They're not meant to swivel out like a Sony-Ericsson, or slide like a Samsung. They're just basic, no frils handsets. Have you ever used a Siemens? I have...never had a problem with it either.

Rich Brome

Feb 25, 2005, 6:55 PM

Keep in mind the point...

The A-series is Siemens' entry-level lineup. That means the whole point of these phones is to be as affordable as possible (as in dirt-cheap).

Siemens has other lines that are designed to have all the fancy features, so you can't dis these just because they don't have a camera, etc.

Bigbmc26

even the 6010 and t237 are cool phones, they at least have color screens. 🙂

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