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Kyocera has unveiled its G2GO M2000 (“Good-to-Go”), which is a low-cost text-centric device with a full QWERTY keyboard.Its features include:

• Slide-out QWERTY keyboard;
• Bluetooth;
• 1.3Mpix camera;
• 2.4" QVGA display;
• Accelerometer;
• microSD card expansion

 

Today at CTIA in Las Vegas Kyocera showcased its new Laylo M1400 slider. This stylish low-end cell phone is meant to be used on CDMA network, and is packed with the following features:

• CDMA 850/1900MHz;
• 1xRTT data;
• Size: 94.7 x 46.7 x 17mm (3.7" x 1.8" x .7");
• Weight: 90g (3.2oz);
• Battery providing up to 8 days of standby time, up to 3.

Kyocera Sanyo SCP-2700, previously seen on spy photos, has finally been announced. To put it simply, it is a budget messaging phone targeted to the younger users who enjoy chatting a lot. Some of its features include:

• 2.2" QVGA display;
• Front-facing QWERTY keyboard;
• 1.3Mpix camera;
• GPS navigation

The handset should be available via Sprint in a choice of blue and pink hues starting May 10 for $29.

Two previously unknown Kyocera phones have surfaced on the Virgin Mobile website.

The first is the X-tc, a QWERTY slider with pretty low-end features, including 1.3Mpix camera, stereo Bluetooth, web browser, media player with dedicated control keys and preloaded applications such as MySpace and Facebook. It will cost $100.

The second is the Jax, which is basically a re-branded S1300 Melo already available at Cricket and MetroPCS.

Cricket has also unveiled the new Kyocera S1300 for its CDMA network in the recently launched Chicago metropolitan area. The S1300 is a slim low-end candybar phone with basic features. Just like the A100, it will be available for $90 at Chicago-area retailers, and will soon be released in Cricket markets nationwide.

Meet the new Kyocera X-tc, a low-cost QWERTY handset from Virgin Mobile. For just $99 on contract you'll get a simple cell phone with the following features:

• Slide out QWERTY keypad;
• 1.3Mpix camera;
• Bluetooth;
• QVGA 262k color display;
• Mail and messaging

Kyocera announced it's latest flip phone for KDDi today, called NS01. It looks really nice, yet simple and low-end. Actually, it really isn't a monster handset with its 2.8" QVGA display, 2Mpix camera, and a set of basic features. Still, the all white design is just too adorable to ignore...

Pricing details weren't announced, though, but that'snot a biggie since the phone will only be available in Japan.

Kyocera S1300 has been spotted at the FCC site today. Judging by the available specifications, the S1300 is an entry-level tri-band 800/1700/1900MHz CDMA handset with aGPS support. The phone doesn't have a camera, though it does support web browsing, and offers features like speakerphone and voice commands.

The first carrier to get the phone will most likely be MetroPCS.

If you're interested, check out the following video tour of the Kyocera Neo, which is currently available from U.S. Cellular. You  can watch the video below. Enjoy!

KDDI, the third largest cellular operator in Japan announced its Summer 2008 collection of mobile handsets. A good reason to fly to Japan this summer, if you need a new phone.

Here's the list of the available devices:

• Hitachi Wooo W62H - dual-flip with 3G gaming and video capabilities. Comes in blue, silver, and black.
• Sharp W62SH - 16:9 WVGA screen, 3.