The carrier is now shipping its own flavor of the sleek clamshell with a shiny, silver finish and a bevy of features.
Rumors have been circulating for weeks about the Motorola KRZR K1 making a T-Mobile debut, and it turns out they were right. The carrier introduced a silver version of the flip phone, which it claims sports a "unique reflective finish." Other than its new coat of paint, this KRZR keeps the same feature set as Cingular's K1, including a 2-megapixel camera, microSD memory expansion, stereo Bluetooth and a music player that supports AAC and MP3 files. Like Cingular's KRZR, the T-mobile clamshell lacks 3G support, but the K1 is a quad-band phone, meaning jet-setters can chat around the world.
The KRZR K1 does include a solid amount of calling and messaging features. The flip phone supports T-Mobile's myFaves calling service for unlimited calls to five people. The KRZR also includes voice-activated dialing, a speakerphone and instant messaging support for AOL, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo.
The KRZR K1 is available immediately from T-Mobile and retails for $150 with a two-year service contract.
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Motorola MOTOKRZR K1
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When: January 2007 Worth: $50 - $150 Carrier: AT&T
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Moto's slim-and-trim KRZR update to its popular RAZR line has arrived; we took a gander at the GSM K1 during a press preview in New York City.
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Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m
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Score: 52% When: September 2006 Worth: $100 - $250 Carrier: Verizon Wireless, Alltel
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With its shiny good looks and impressive features, the KRZR K1m is poised to succeed the popular RAZR. But is this sleek, 3G clamshell the new queen of the prom, or just another runner-up?
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