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The Sharp TM150 (T-Mobile) Cell Phone

Although packed with features, the Sharp TM150 cell phone seems to lack a few key features that prevent it from truly shining. At the same time though, this 1-megapixel camera phone from T-Mobile and Sharp does have a fair bit going for it. This mobile is eye-catching and could just be the thing for someone looking for a quality camera phone with a few extras on the side.

This mobile phone packs a solid set of features. They include a 500-name address book (each entry can hold up to 3 numbers, 2 email addresses and notes), the ability to pair your contacts to a caller group, pictures and even polyphonic ringtones. WAP enabled, you can even hop onto the T-Mobile wireless network to surf the internet and check your mail. Text and multimedia messaging is also a breeze on this phone. Sadly the speakerphone function, an infrared port and Bluetooth seems to be missing from the line up which means that the T-Mobile wireless connection is the only way to send and receive files.

The main attraction of the Sanyo TM150 (T-Mobile) cell phone is of course the integrated 1-megapixel camera. It's of really good quality for a camera phone and its fitted with a ton of options for you to enjoy. You get a delay timer, brightness adjuster, night mode, continous shooting and a 4x zoom. In addition to great pictures, you can also take short video clips with sound which you can later edit. And with the amount of memory space this mobile has you can definitely run free with your picture taking.

Using the T-Mobile service, calls will come in loud and clear on your Sanyo TM150 cell phone. There should be no problems with signal strength and reception. What disappointed though was the battery life. It didn't hold for as long as expected which could put a crimp in your picture taking fun. Over all the Sharp TM150 from T-Mobile has quite a lot to offer. And yet it misses out on some key features that could have made it so much more.