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Sanyo VM-4500 (Sprint) Review
The good: Speakerphone; integrated camera and video recorder; analog roaming.
The bad: Bulky; loud audio.
The bottom line: If you can deal with the phone's heft, this Sanyo for Sprint service gets the job done.
Sanyo VM-4500 (Sprint) Specs
Manufacturer: Sprint
Part number: VM4500
- Product Basic Spec
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