Sanyo is going to officially launch its latest music phone, the M1 cell phone, on Monday. You can check the ultra-detail features after the jump. The list is soooo detail that I have no other idea what to write on this post. Some of the highlighted features are the 2 megapixel camera module with auto-focus, Bluetooth connectivity, 1GB onboard memory, built-in music player, and up to 18 hours of music playback.

Sanyo M1 Cell Phone Features

• 1GB Memory
• Files can be downloaded wirelessly from the Sprint network, or transferred from a PC using the included USB cable, or using Bluetooth wireless technology.
• the M1 battery provides up to 18 hours of music playing time
• five-button navigation provides more versatile control over music selection
• Transfer unprotected MP3, AAC, and AAC+ files from a PC to the M1 using the included USB cable (high speed USB2.0 data transfer)
• Manage music with Playlists using the Sprint Music Store Player
• Background music playing mode - Listen to music while checking e-mail, sending text messages or browsing the Web. The Background Music Mode is supported in almost all menus except during phone or camera operation, or while using Java® applications or On Demand.
• Stereo speakers - dual 15mm speakers provide right/left channel separation for rich, full music playback
• SANYO speakerphone with dedicated internal and external speakerphone buttons.
• Nine equalizer settings allow you to fine-tune the listening experience.
• Stereo Headset with Mic Adapter - The M1 comes with a mic adapter offering a standard 3.5mm stereo jack, allowing you to use either the included stereo earbuds or optional third-party headphones, supporting both music playback and phone modes.
• Utilizing EV-DO technology, Sprint’s Power Vision Network enables streaming video to the M1 at ultra-fast speeds, providing a more clear and fluid mobile viewing experience
• Bluetooth with Stereo Headphone Support
• AD2P supported formats: mp3, aac, aac+, mid, cmx (audio files only, video files not supported)
• AVRCP supported commands: Play, Pause, Stop, Forward, Backward, Fast Forward, Rewind
• BPP supported items: Picture, Phone Book (Contacts), My Name Card (Business Card), Calendar, Message (Text SMS)
• Borderless printed enabled.
• 2.0 megapixel camera with Auto-focus, Flash
• PictBridge capable - connect to a PictBridge compatible printer and make photo prints without using a PC
• Up to QVGA-resolution (320×240) video clips
• Shoot clips up to 120 min. long stored to internal memory
• Personalize the M1 by downloading Sprint Themes that bundle together screen savers, customized main menus, and specialized shortcut menus
• WAP 2.0 browser
• Phone as Modem
• Dual Color LCD Displays
• 2.0-inch QVGA TFT LCD Main Display, 260K-color (240W x 320H pixels)
• 1.3-inch TFT LCD External Display, 260K-color (128W x 96H pixels)
• Mass Storage Mode - connect the M1 to a PC with the included USB cable, and it becomes a “mass storage device”, much like a pen or keychain drive.
• USB2.0 - supports high-speed USB data transfer. The M1 can also be recharged using a USB port.
• Java (J2ME) enabled
• Walkie-talkie style communication with Sprint PCS Ready Link (SM)
• Voice Recorder: Record meetings, classes or memos. Store up to 12 hours of recordings using the internal memory.
• Voice-activated dialing. No training required; dials names from phone book.
• Messaging: 2-way SMS (Text, Voice), Picture Mail, Video Mail, Voice Mail, Email, Instant Messaging (IM)
• Answer On-hold: allows you to place a caller on hold while you step out of a meeting
• Call screening/answering machine mode
• 3-D Screensavers
• “Favorites”: custom assign shortcuts to favorite menu items
• Vibrate patterns: set different vibrate patterns for different types of incoming calls (Voice/Ready Link), Voicemail or Messaging
• Backlit keypad (blue)
• Talk Time - Standard Battery (1000 mAh) = up to 3.8 hours
• Talk Time - Optional Extended Battery (1650 mAh) = up to 6 hours
• Unit Dimensions (H x W x D): 3.6″ x 1.9″ x 0.9″
• Unit Weight: 3.8 oz.

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