Violet RAZR V3i and white Nokia 6233 exclusive to Orange
By Donald Melanson 
posted June 13th 2006 4:40PM
posted June 13th 2006 4:40PM
It should come as no surprise that most uniquely-colored cellphones are not done for good causes, but for good old crass commercial purposes. Given their fruity-flavored name, we suppose it was only a matter of time before the UK's Orange got into the exclusive colored phone game, recently announcing not one but two phones that'll be exclusive to style-conscious Orange customers (at least for now). The first is the "deep violet" Motorola RAZR V3i, which was first unveiled back in April -- apparently, Orange liked it so much they couldn't let anyone else have it. The other phone is a more conservative pure white Nokia 6233 which, unlike the RAZR, doesn't appear to be available on Orange's website yet. Apparently, these are just the first in a series of color phones that Orange will be offering this year, including red, pink, and blue phones, as well as "other lively colour combinations." [Via Shiny Shiny]
what so no cingular v3i ??
Actually, Motorola has done different colors for good causes:
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/05/15/motorolas-slvr-goes-red-for-africa/
And Donald, don't bite the hand that feeds you - without all the varieties you would have precious little to write about...
So what? I got a Precious Glossy White RAZR V3 that's NOT exclusive to any Orange provider {U.S. or U.K.} and what's best, is branding-free! so no Cingular Oops! i meant "Orange" logos anywhere.
Whats the battery life?
Neal Saferstein