Boost Lands Motorola Rambler and Bali Handsets
Jul 28, 2010, 1:17 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Boost Mobile today announced two new Motorola handsets, the Rambler and the Bali. Shared features include clamshell designs, 1.3 megapixel cameras with video capture, stereo Bluetooth, and support for microSD cards.
- Rambler: This flip phone has a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging and focuses on features such as Gmail, IM, and multimedia messaging. It is available now from a few select retailers, such as Best Buy and Boost-owned stores. It will be more widely available starting August 11. It costs $100.
- Bali: This standard flip has entry-level features and has external touch controls for apps such as the media player. The Bali is available starting today for $150 from Boost-owned stores and select retailers.
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Comments
What I wish
I would like a clamshell with a qwerty that is an Android device on Sprint with a decent Camera that has a flash. Ya right maybey one day ugh wish I could design the damn phone myself!!!
This is why I lost money
Whoever designed these phones for motorola should be fired. Another phone with a small screen and qwerty keyboard. This time it's a CDMA phone, with no 3g, music player, or 2 mega.pix camera. I should have sold this stock years ago.
