Archive for the ‘Motorola Radios’ Category

Motorola CP110 Radios - best of both worlds.

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

The New Motorola CP110 Radios burst into the scene with tremendous value and features, but with an extremely low price. Motorola out to prove it can compete with its competitors’ lower tier models, but still offer Motorola quality.

The first thing to notices about the Motorola CP110 Radio is the military specs. The new CP110 Radio holds up to demanding conditions meeting Military 810, C, D, E. F and IP54/55 specifications. Now I’m the first one to admit, I have no idea of what some of these military specs mean, but in order to meet them, the Motorola CP110 Radio has to be one tough little radio.

Now let’s not forget the audio quality which is 30% louder than the CP100 radio it’s replacing. With 2000mW audio output, speaker magnetic field reduction and wind noise reduction it delivers superior audio quality.

The features set on this radio is tremendous and includes, up to 24 hours battery life, tri-color LED interface, Easy cloning, convenience charging and Advanced Voice Activation (VOX). Additional features on the 16 channels display model include Channel Aliasing (each channel can have a name) and Front Panel Programmability.

You can further enhance the productivity benefits from the Motorola CP110 radios with many convenient timesaving accessories. Everything from Multi-Unit Chargers to Temple Transducer Headset Microphone, the CP110 Radio Accessories will save you both time and money as you run your business more efficiently.

We love this radio and we know it’s going to be a huge hit with our customers.

Motorola Radios - Is imitation the best form of flattery?

Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

Well it almost looks like a Motorola CP200 2-Way Radio with comparable features, it almost performs like a CP200 Radio. - OK already, enough smoke and mirrors.

There will always be a group of people who rely on trickery and smoke and mirrors to make a living. It is nothing more than the old Snake & Oil salesperson catching up to today’s technology.

It seems that the number of websites selling “want to be” Motorola 2-Way Radios is on the rise. Sites that advertise Motorola 2-way Radios at unbelievable prices only to find that when your order arrives it’s a Motorola “want to be“. To add insult to injury, because a majority of the sites are NOT affiliated with Motorola in anyway, Motorola can’t help you.

What makes this even more disturbing for us at MyRadioMall.com, being the leader and the largest authorized online retailer for Motorola (12 years now and over 12.5 million customers later), these people think they have the right to come to our site to copy our contents, steal our pictures and our ideas, in many cases even without removing our company information. Let’s just say that a lot of angry phone calls and quite a few attorney letters are making a difference.

As a consumer you must protect yourself in this day and age, especially with the increasing technology that finds its way into your homes and businesses. Dealing with a reliable and authorized company does have its advantages and saves you both time and money in the long run.

In a way we are flattered that people come to our site because we’ve done it right. MyRadioMall.com is now the target of many other sites thinking they can mimic what we have done. We were laughed at as the very first Motorola authorized dealer to go online even without the concept of a shopping cart. Doesn’t matter if it’s 1995 or 2007, MyRadioMall.com offers the best value anywhere when it comes to all your Motorola 2-Way Radios, Real Motorola Batteries and Motorola accessories with value-added service.

Bottom line, purchasing from an authorized Motorola dealer gives you protection. Have you been duped? Call us and will report the incident for you and try to assist you.

New Motorola 2 Way Radio Virtual Catalog is now online.

Monday, December 11th, 2006

Over 600 combined pages featuring all your Motorola 2 way radios. Our new Motorola Virtual catalog lets you find your part numbers quickly and effortless. With detail exploded radio views, now it’s super easy to find that screw, latch assembly or knob.

Try our New Motorola Virtual Catalog now! 

Coming soon to a computer near you, our local Motorola 2 Way Radio Virtual Catalog is now in development. You’ll be able to run the same software that our operators and support team uses in their day-to-day activities, locally on your computer.

You will be able to download the software or request a CD, all for FREE! This software should be available mid first quarter of 2007. Our way of saying thanks for your constant support.

We’re about to reach our 7 million customer, making MyRadioMall.com Motorola’s most successful on-line superstore.

Thank you for your past support.
The MyRadioMall.com support Team.

CP200 Radio Lightweight Temple Transducer is now Available

Wednesday, October 25th, 2006

WE ARE THE BORG, RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. It seems like something out of Star Trek, but it’s quite real. Bone Conduction Technology is now extremely affordable from Motorola. By now you’re thinking to yourself, this is extremely freaky. What is Bone Conduction Technology and how does it work?Users receive audio without covering the ear. The receiver portion of this accessory rests on the temples. The sound vibration is transmitted through the surrounding human tissue and bone directly into the inner ear where it is received and processed by the user. This new Lightweight Temple Transducer Headset (PMLN5003A) boasts a high-tech design that makes a savvy statement in retail, education, hospitality and healthcare settings. It’s worn behind the head and again, allows the user to receive audio without covering the ear.This sleek, ultra-modern headset includes a noise-canceling in-line microphone with replaceable windscreen, plus an in-line PTT with clothing clip. It’s designed for use with the following two-way radios: BPR40, CP125, CP150, CP200, CT250, CT450·LS, GP300, P1225, P1225·LS, PR400, SP50, SP50+ and VL130.

CP200 Temple Transducer

 

 


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