2007 1st Quarter Best Selling Camera Phones

Everyone wants to have the latest and greatest in camera cell phones. The bells and whistles of the latest technology are extremely enticing. We’ve gathered together a list of the best selling camera phones for the end of the first quarter of 2007. Here’s the top 5 best selling camera phone list in descending current price order. The list is always changing, so check back often for updates.

RIM BlackBerry Pearl: This candy bar camera phone from T-Mobile retails for around $250. It has a serviceable camera along with many multimedia features and fantastic email capabilities that you have come to expect from a BlackBerry.

LG EnV: The LG EnV is the classic clamshell design camera phone from Verizon that also retails around the $250 mark. While the LG EnV isn’t the slimmest camera phone available, it does offer excellent messaging services and is an all around great multimedia cellular phone.

Motorola RAZR V3i: This Cingular phone with a clamshell design has Motorola’s latest RAZR features and costs about $200. It also has the improved Motorola battery which means your battery will have a longer life. This camera cell phone sports its own version of iTunes that is built right in to the phone, but don’t expect it to replace your iPod.

T-Mobile SDA: This mobile Windows supported camera phone from T-Mobile has the popular candy bar design and retails at about $200. It’s a somewhat bulky design, however, the T-Mobile SDA offers built in Wi-Fi for easy web browsing. You can also send and receive instant messages or text messages quickly.

Samsung SCH-u740: This camera phone from Verizon has a proprietary operating system and clamshell design. It generally retails at $200. The most outstanding feature of this camera phone is the dual-hinge design that comes with a QWERTY keyboard. The keyboard makes text messaging a breeze.