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hrag · 26th July 2007, 21:29

In addition to the Bluetooth headset, you also get the regular headset, a data cable and an installation CD with the RAZR V3c.

You can connect directly to the internet using the Openwave feature. Or, install the CD in your PC / laptop and use the mobile and connect. Or connect via Bluetooth to the internet.

The V3c with Tata Indicom is a very good deal. Only battery life has been a concern for me.

26th July 2007, 21:29	#2 (permalink)
hrag Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,309	In addition to the Bluetooth headset, you also get the regular headset, a data cable and an installation CD with the RAZR V3c. You can connect directly to the internet using the Openwave feature. Or, install the CD in your PC / laptop and use the mobile and connect. Or connect via Bluetooth to the internet. The V3c with Tata Indicom is a very good deal. Only battery life has been a concern for me. __________________ Feb 1997 Bajaj KB125 RTZ 48K / Mar 2003 Tata Indica V2 LSi 94K / Jan 2007 Tata Safari 3.0 DiCOR EX 4x4 54K