Yahoo Tech reviews the Sanyo M1 and writes, “One of the highlights of the phone are music controls on the front of the clamshell. The iPod-like wheel doesn’t have scroll features, but it works perfectly well. You can also play tunes by opening the phone and playing music from the standard menus. Stereo speakers are mounted directly above the external display on the front of the phone, and many songs come through quite loud. You can also, of course, listen through headphones. The phone includes 1GB of memory, which is good for about 220 songs (assuming you have no videos or pictures on the device).”

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