The Motorola Sidekick-Slide Scarlet is a fancy looking cell phone that resembles a miniature laptop. For those who like an extra helping of color with their conversation, this phone delivers. Together, the black and scarlet give this phone top marks for attractiveness and style. This is the kind of phone anyone would be proud to display no matter where they are – be it school, work, out with friends or on vacation.



The Motorola Sidekick-Slide Scarlet features a 1.3 megapixel camera, a microSD card slot and a sliding display. The Sidekick-Slide is produced by T-Mobile and came onto the cell phone scene in September 2007.

The Sidekick-Slide Scarlet uses a standard battery, a Li-Ion 1130 mAh. Its stand-by time is up to 156 hours while its talk time is up to 7 hours. The phonebook houses 2000 entries and as far as call records are concerned, it can store 10 dialed, 10 received and 10 missed calls.

Pros

What good things can be said about the Sidekick-Slide Scarlet? Read on and see!

* TFT display with 65K colors

* QWERTY keyboard

* Polyphonic ringtone support (64 channels)

* MicroSD card slot, supports up to 4GB

* 128 MB internal memory

* 225MHz TI OMAP 850 processor

* mini USB connectivity

* Bluetooth support

* Support for SMS, EMS, MMS, email and instant messaging

* WAP 2.0 browser

* 1.3 MP camera

* MP3 player, supports the iMelody, MIDI, MP3, AMR formats

* T9, calculator, speakerphone, stopwatch

Cons

Very few users had anything bad to say about this phone. Some individuals had difficulty sending files by way of Bluetooth but that is all.

Overall

The Motorola Sidekick-Slide Scarlet works very well and has excellent sound quality. Young people will appreciate this phone but so will people of all ages! Users are especially pleased with the fact that the Sidekick-Slide Scarlet is compatible with MSN Messenger. The next time you are in the market for a fully featured device that you can talk on and, at the same time, looks beautiful, buy a Motorola Sidekick-Slide Scarlet. You will not be disappointed.