By:
Stewart Wolpin
Creating competition for Nextel's i58sr, Sanyo introduces one of its Push To Talk-capable phones, the RL2000 (also known as the SCP-7200).
A bit on the bulky side, the RL2000 is not for those who prefer a compact model.
Standard features include a 300-name phone book with seven numbers for each entry, a wireless WAP 2.
We tested the dual-band (CDMA 1900/AMPS 800) RL2000 in Manhattan using Sprint's service.
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