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New Orange Signature Phones - Easy and useful: The new Orange mobile phones

Lausanne (ots)

Six new Orange mobile phones (Orange Signature
Phones) are now available: Motorola V220, Sagem MyX5-2, Samsung
SGH-E800, Siemens C65 and CX65 and the SonyEricsson K700i. Orange
mobile phones are pre-configured for all voice and data
communications. Menu navigation is simple and the mobile phones are
specially configured for immediate use. All the most useful services
(e.g. e-mail, MMS, Orange World, etc..) are easily accessible with a
simple single press of a button.
Design, price, functions, brand name are just some of the many
criteria on which people base their decision when buying a new mobile
phone. In order to ensure that its mobile phones (Orange Signature
Phones) are immediately ready to use the moment you get them home and
that all the most useful services and functionalities are easily
accessible, Orange pre-configures its devices with specially adapted
menu navigation and functionalities. A simplified user's manual
compiled by Orange also offers additional support. The six new Orange
mobile phones are now available from all Orange owned Points of Sale.
The Motorola V220 for the fashion-conscious
The Motorola V220, with its smart chrome "flip" design is both
stylish and elegant. Its convincing features include standby time of
up to 9 days, talk time 4 hours, 65k colour display, Java, mobile
Internet, polyphonic ringtones and a built-in camera. The Orange
Motorola V220 has everything a mobile phone should offer.
The user-friendly Sagem MyX5-2
The Sagem MyX5-2 is highly impressive thanks to its user-friendly
handling. The value-for-money Sagem MyX5-2 offers a whole raft of
features now found on every mobile phone: Tri-band, calendar, mobile
Internet (WAP, xHTML), games (Java), hands-free function, etc. Anyone
who likes a change and wants to personalise their Sagem MyX5-2 will
particularly appreciate the interchangeable covers.
The seriously fun Samsung SGH-E800
For the first time, it's now possible to get a Samsung as an
Orange mobile phone (Signature Phone). The Samsung SGH-E800 is aimed
at anyone who wants fun and entertainment from their mobile phone.
Apart from making calls (Tri-band), you can have serious fun playing
games (Java), taking photos, playing music, surfing (mobile Internet)
and sending messages (SMS, MMS) with the Samsung SGH-E800. On the
"serious side" it's a winner with its calendar, organiser, pocket
calculator, currency converter and task list. The Orange Samsung is
available from all Orange owned Points of Sale, The Phonehouse and
Mobilezone.
Siemens C65 and CX65: Work-life balance
The Orange Signature Phone range is also including Siemens mobile
phones for the first time. You can tell immediately at a glance that
the Siemens C65 is a leisure mobile phone, while the CX65 is a
workhorse. While their basic functions are the same (Tri-band,
built-in camera, MMS, mobile Internet, Java, polyphonic ringtones,
etc..), the two Orange mobile phones differ in their use. The Siemens
CX65 offers a larger screen, PC synchronisation, an integrated e-mail
account, camera with video function, etc., as well as an additional
range of features aimed especially at professional users. Both Orange
mobile phones are available from all Orange owned Points of Sale, The
Phonehouse and Mobilezone.
SonyEricsson K700i - the mobile communications centre for the 
   demanding user
The K700i startup screen gives you direct access to Orange World,
News & sport, Kiosk, e-mails and ringtones. With the K700i Triband
mobile, you can be reachable almost all over the world. E-mails,
calendar, tasks and notes can be synchronised over Bluetooth or cable
with comparable software programmes on your PC or PDA. Photos or
video clips taken with the built-in camera on the K700i can be filed
quickly and easily. With seven hours' talk time and twelve days'
standby time, the K700i is a dependable communications centre for
users who are always on the go. The Orange SonyEricsson K700i is
available from all Orange owned Points of Sale, The Phonehouse and
Mobilezone.
Further details on Orange mobile phones, Orange and other Orange
products and services can be found on the web site at: www.orange.ch

Contact:

Orange Communications SA
World Trade Center
Av. de Gratta-Paille 2
Case postale 455
CH-1000 Lausanne 30 Grey

Therese Wenger, Director Media & PR
Mobile: +41/78/787'10'16
Phone: +41/21/216'10'16
Fax +41/21/216'10'15
E-Mail: therese.wenger@orange.ch
Internet: www.orange.ch

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