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Motorola phones
Chris Claborne
claborne at ccgate.sandiegoca.NCR.COM
Thu Jul 8 11:59:28 PDT 1993
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>Anyone know anything about Motorola's new phones (models VST 100, VST
>350, VST 550, locally priced at $179, $249 and $299 Canadian)?
I have the 550. It has a demo mode on it so that you can hear what
it sounds like to other phones. I is one of the few phones that will
work in my office (because of all of the EMI). The range doesn't seem
to be as good as the AT&T phone. People seem to be able to tell that
I am using it as opposed to when I used my AT&T cordless (it was
stolen). The sound on my end is _very_ clear.
I tried out the demo mode and you can possible pick out a few words
on it. I feel much safer using it as apposed to other cordless
phones. The only company that I have seen sell the Motorola is Sears.
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