The last of the major US carriers to bring the RAZR successor, T-Mobile, has launched the KRZR K1 today. There is no 3G connectivity like the other CDMA models, nor does it have touch sensitive controls. This model does with the standard contain a 2.0 megapixel camera, MyFaves, a 128 MB microSD card, and is stereo bluetooth headphone compatible. With a contract and rebates the T-Mobile KRZR K1 will cost you $150. Don’t all run at once.
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