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Primus? has Motorola W510

We don’t know too much about Primus and their wireless capabilities - other than they’re a MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) through Rogers which is GSM. A MNVO is a company that provides mobile phone service but doesn’t have its own license spectrum allocation or infrastructure… so they basically rent the infrastructure from a MNO (Mobile Network Operator)

Ok - Primus launched the Motorola W510 and is available from $19.95 on a 3-year contract. There are also different plans that range from $50 for 2-year, $130 for 1-year and a whopping $200 month to month.

The Motorola W510 is a solid basic entry flip phone that comes in “dark grey” and has a 1.3 megapixel camera and 8x zoom (can also record videos). It is lightweight (107 grams) and measures 4.6 x 9.9 x 1.8 cm. The W510 has a good battery life with about 8 hours of talk time and standby time of up to 14 days. Here are some additional specs you might want to consider:

  • MP3 player
  • High-speed mobile Internet and Web browsing (HTML)
  • Picture and Video Messaging (MMS)
  • Embedded and downloadable games and musictones
  • Data synchronization
  • 1 GB memory card included
  • External memory expandable to up to 2 GB
  • As for Primus they do a great job of comparing all their phones (Nokia 6085, Nokia 3220 and Motorola W510) along with two rate plans to choose:

    Wireless Anytime Plans:

    Wireless Sharing Plans:

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    3 comments for “Primus? has Motorola W510”

    1. [...] unknown: [...]

      Posted by Six Sense Blog » Blog Archive » Primus? has Motorola W510 | June 9, 2008, 11:12 am
    2. Primus has some interesting voice rates, and their website is far easier to navigate than Rogers’. BUT their data rates suck. There is only one plan, $7 for 1 MB (that’s $7000/GB), AND all data (even if you use your own fast phone) is transmitted by GPRS, not EDGE, and not 3G. Basically your phone is a 19.2Kb/s modem, way slower than dial-up.

      Posted by midtoad | June 9, 2008, 7:04 pm
    3. I do not believe this

      Posted by fornetti | September 1, 2008, 10:19 pm

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