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Sprint Re-Launches Katana Eclipse with One Click

Nov 3, 2008, 10:46 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Jul 28, 2019, 4:17 PM

Today Sprint announced the availability of the Sanyo Katana Eclipse X. The Eclipse X uses the same hardware as the Eclipse, which was launched earlier this year, but it now comes with Sprint's new One Click user interface. It costs $99 after rebate with new agreement. The Eclipse X has stereo Bluetooth, memory card slot, EVDO data, and a megapixel camera.

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JasonTroester

Nov 3, 2008, 1:16 PM

Re-Launches the same piece of crap?

Why would anyone re-launch a phone and not upgrade it to current needs. The screen res is subpar, the camers lacks, and the menu is just so prehistoric

SPRINTPDAGUY

umm the ui was upgraded..... 🤨 ...new menu = not prehistoric

Slammer

I liked the original Katana. the Katanas that followed were somewhat lacking. but the Eclipse is a nice phone and this ugrade is the perfect add to make it current with the times.

SarahBuford

Again, this phone WAS upgraded. The home screen is Sprint's new custom home page and the colors are unique with all the same SANYO qualities. 🙄

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