Sanyo Taho by Kyocera specs, full specifications

Network
Data	3G, EVDO, 1xEVDO
Size/Design
Antenna	Internal
Design	Clamshell
Dimensions	4" x 2" x 0.94" (102 x 51 x 23.9 mm)
Headset Jack	2.5 mm
Keyboard/Buttons	Standard 12 button
Side Keys	Yes
Weight	4.7 oz (133 g)
Battery
Standby Time	?
Talk Time	6.1 hours (366 minutes)
Type	Lithium Ion
Display
2nd Display	monochrome 1" 96 x 64 pixels
Colors	262, 144 (18-bit)
Resolution	240 x 320 pixels 2"
Type	TFT, TFD, LCD (Color)
Camera and Video
Camera Features	Video capture, PictBridge, multi-shot, brightness, white balance functions, night mode, dedicated key
Flash	LED
Megapixels	2.0
Data Messaging
Predictive Text Entry	Yes
Text Message Templates	Yes
Text Messaging	MMS, SMS
Music and Multimedia
GPS Navigation	Yes
Music Player	Yes, MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA
Speaker Phone	Yes
Connectivity
Bluetooth	Yes, v2.0+EDR Supported Profiles: HSP, HFP 1.5, PBA, A2DP, AVRC, OPP, FTP, DUN, BPP
Java Applications	Yes
Memory	40 MB internal
Memory Card Slot	TransFlash, MicroSD
Web Browser	Yes
Organizer
Alarm	Yes
Calculator	Yes
Calendar	Yes
To-Do List	Yes
Voice Recorder	Yes
Phone Book
Capacity	600
Multi Numbers per Name	Yes
Photo Caller ID	Yes
Ringer ID	Yes
Voice Dialing	Yes
Other Features
Flight Mode	Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible	Yes, M4, T4
Multiple Languages	Yes
Polyphonic Ringer	Yes
Vibrate Alert	Yes

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Sanyo Taho by Kyocera

Featured User Review

Jun 11

W Denham

"Power Cycling Problem"

Overall

3.4

The good: A cool rugidized phone that does not require a data plan. The bad: Can hardly see the display in bright sun even with the brightness set to maximum. Phone will shut down on its own. Needs at least a 4 megapixel camera. Summary: There is a problem with this phone where it will shut down and the only way to get it to power on again is to momentarily remove the battery. I returned the first phone thinking that this was just a problem with that particular unit however the second phone... more...

4Design / Form Factor
4 Apps & Media Support
2 Display
2 Reception & Call Quality
5 Battery Life

Sanyo Taho by Kyocera

Featured Expert Review

Sanyo Taho Review by Sydney

When Sprint acquired Nextel, the company inherited a long line of rugged devices. Just recently, however, Sprint partnered with Sanyo and decided to release their own rugged device, the Sanyo Taho. It does not feature the Direct Connect: Push-to-Talk feature that became so popular with Nextel's phones, nor does it include handy tools for "outdoorsmen" that Casio has outfitted their rugged phones with. Still, it meets military standards and should be able to hold up through thick and thin,... more...