Boost Mobile announced three new phones that it will add to its iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) lineup. The Motorola Clutch +i475 (pictured), Motorola Theory and the Motorola i412 will all ship out this year at different times. All three phones can be used in conjunction with Boost Mobile’s $50 Monthly Unlimited with Shrinkage plan for $50 a month.
The Motorola Theory will be $79.99 and will be available on June 7 in select stores. As the end of June approaches, the Theory will roll out to stores all over the United States. It includes a full QWERTY keyboard, 2.4-inch QVGA screen with threaded messaging and a 1.3 megapixel camera.
The Motorola Clutch +i475 will be $99.99 and is up for sale right now. Much like the Theory, it also has a QWERTY keyboard. Its camera however is only VGA quality. To make up for that, the Clutch +i475 will have GPS functionality.
The last of the new devices is the tiny Motorola i412. It is the cheapest of the bunch at $69.99 and will be in stores on June 13. It and the Clutch are push-to-talk phones that run on Sprint’s iDEN network. This phone does not have a keyboard and utilizes predictive text to crank out the messages.
Via [Sprint]
I once heard that the iDEN lineup was going out of style with Boost Mobile, but I don’t see that happening as three new models have been introduced.