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Casio Exilim for Verizon Now Official, with 3x Optical Zoom

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nite123

Oct 13, 2010, 1:44 AM
over in the "Casio Exilim C721" discussion:

What player does c721 use?

i have a really really hard time trying to play my videos that i took on my phone c721.

can any one tell me what type of player it used? WindowMedia doesnt work with it.
CincinnatiMST3K

Jun 21, 2009, 12:08 AM
over in the "Casio Exilim C721" discussion:

I've been told...

Hi, Phonescoop.

I've been told over this past weekend that the Exilim will NOT be in stores as a demo, only offered through Verizonwireless.com. Just a heads up on this rumor. It's a sad thing; I need to see how the texting capabilities are and how the buttons feel.
I know my store (an indirect) is getting shipped a few of these. Not functional demos but actual phones and maybe a dummy model.

So I would say that this myth is busted. >.>
We've got them in stock at the VZW direct locations! Takes nice pictures too, but the thing is HUGE when open! The mic is near the hinge of ofthe phone, and that's where your mouth is closest to! 😳 🤣
Sgt_Joker

Jun 21, 2009, 7:42 PM
over in the "Casio Exilim C721" discussion:

Big disappointment

i checked out this phone and can't believe how cheap it feels..first the outside screen is a joke, but worse it feels like cheap plastic that could crack easy... This does not inspire confidence in its ability to last over time. the commie boring ui sucks as usual, and verizon phones just keep getting worse and worse. Ever since they're released the G'zOne Type-V all there MILL spec phones suck, i like my Boulder but had to wait over six months for software updates and a new front speaker. Get it together verizon! Thankfully the Tour will be here soon!
mrpmpfan

Jun 18, 2009, 8:14 PM
over in the "Casio Exilim C721" discussion:

Rad phone by a rad company

I actually dig Casio as a digital phone company so this phone could be potientally really well done. Would have been a little neater if they had made it into a digital camera/watch phone.
EliteABombAZ

Jun 10, 2009, 9:35 AM

Are they kidding about the price?

I mean really... in this day and age with $99 iPhones.... no one has ANY business charging more than $99 for a dumbphone. Nice camera or not.
I'm really starting to think the only thing VZW has going for them is the call quality/signal. It is crazy how they disable features like WI-FI & GPS on certain models to make more $$$. Now a $279 flip phone w/a camera? WTF?
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EliteABombAZ said:
I mean really... in this day and age with $99 iPhones.... no one has ANY business charging more than $99 for a dumbphone. Nice camera or not.


Look at the bigger picture. iphones and other smartpho...
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The iphone requires a $30 a month data plan. The 3g is also outdated, aka it is a generation older. Of course it will be cheaper. New iphones are still 199.

Dumb phones do not require a data plan, meaning that carriers cannot subsidize the cost ...
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maybe you get a hooker and a hand job for that price
If you don't like the price, don't buy the phone. Simple as that.
its cuz of the name brand Casio. I mean 99 for a casio is a steal. Its all about the name.
Xela19115

Jun 10, 2009, 12:10 PM

Still the same lame VZW UI

Look like it still has the same VZW UI. When will they get rid of it and get something more modern? Look at Korean and Japanese "dumb" phone's UI's. Maybe VZW should learn from those guys?
One of the reasons I won't buy another dumbphone from Verizon and will stick to the smartphones.
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Overmann

Jun 11, 2009, 9:18 AM

It's a 5 Megapixel Waterproof Camera with a phone attached!

You can moan and groan about the price all you want, but the simple fact is, most phones have sucky cheap cameras! This is a real camera with a phone added on it, and waterproofed and stuff. OF COURSE it's going to be expensive!

Your $99 iPhones don't have 5.1 Megapixel Cameras with an optical Zoom, powerful Flash, and Water Resistance or even just plain ruggedness. Yes, their nice playthings, but I need something that isn't going to explode with screen glass and electronic parts if it slips out of my hand while I am using it.
Chromemember

Jun 10, 2009, 6:03 PM

$280??? Does military specs and a 5 megapixel warrant that price point???

This is an absolutely absurd price point. The $330 upfront cost is one of the most expensive out there among all carriers right now, and that's including the really high end smart phones. Don't get me wrong a 5 megapixel camera is great and the military specs could be useful for a lot of users but that's a steep price for a cell phone by Casio. Isn't this the first phone they've made? Not a very thought out price but the same could be said for a lot of phones
They are the same company that makes the Gzone line of phones for verizon (which are also rather pricey)

The phone also sports a full html browser, and evdo rev a data (making it great for tethering).

We'll see how it sells. We've sold countle...
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will54880

Jun 10, 2009, 12:10 PM

Didn't Samsung already do this...with the Flip Shot?

I mean, it is basically the same concept.

Plus, the 280.00 price on contract is a little steep.
The FlipShot is 2 years old now, and the 3.0MP camera was far below what people would expect in terms of quality. Hopefully the Casio will deliver.
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The flipshot didn't meet Mil-spec for durability.

This is also an optiocal zoom, a full HTML browser, and EVDO-RevA speeds.


The flipshot was also really expensive (200+) for the majority of time it was out on verizon's network.


Oh, and pa...
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BloodThirsty

Jun 10, 2009, 10:13 AM

What size memory card does it support?

Curious.
up to 16GB I read
 
 
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