Kyocera and Sanyo introduced three new phones at CTIA. We take a closer look in our slideshow.
Kent German
Kent was a senior managing editor at CNET News. A veteran of CNET since 2003, he reviewed the first iPhone and worked in both the London and San Francisco offices. When not working, he's planning his next vacation, walking his dog or watching planes land at the airport (yes, really).
The Kyocera G2GO (that's pronounced "good to go") M2000 is a slider phone with a QWERTY keyboard. On the whole the design is promising, though the keyboard is a little cramped. The M2000 will be coming to Virgin Mobile as the X-tc.
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Kyocera G2GO M2000
The M2000 has an accelerometer that will change the display's orientation as you rotate the phone. Using the numeric keys to dial in this position felt a bit awkward.
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Kyocera G2GO M2000
The M2000 had an eye-catching display. Below are the tactile navigation controls.
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Kyocera G2GO M2000
The M2000's camera lens and speaker sit on its back.
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Kyocera G2GO M2000
The M2000 has a slim design.
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Kyocera Laylo M1400
The Laylo has a bright display that reaches almost to the edges of the phone. Slide up the phone to expose the keypad.
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Kyocera Laylo M1400
The Laylo has a vanity mirror on the back its sliding face. You can use the mirror to take photos with the camera.
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Kyocera Laylo M1400
The Laylo has minimal exterior features. Just a camera shutter sits on the right spine.
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Sanyo SCP-2700
The Sanyo SCP-2700 offers a full keybord for messaging. It comes in two colors: blue and pink. The latter has a floral design around the display.
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Sanyo SCP-2700
Both colors have a checked design on the back. The camera lens and speaker are at the top side.
