Motorola and Ferrari have jointly created the RAZR V9 Ferrari edition mobile phone. Like the original version, the RAZR V9 Ferrari features a 2.2-inch LCD display, a 2 Megapixel camera, Bluetooth and built-in media player.
The phone is Ferrari-branded and comes with Ferrari themes and wallpapers. It supports microSD memory card for expansion.
Kent German from CNET has got a hands-on with Motorola Z9, which is available from AT&T and posted a review on the phone. Motorola Z9 is a 3G slider phone with a 2.4-inch LCD display, a 2 megapixel camera, support for A-GPS, Bluetooth and 51MB internal memory. Z9 supports also microSD card up to 8GB.
CNET‘s comments:
The good: The Motorola Z9 has a sharp design, a generous feature set, and satisfying music and video quality. But most of all, its call quality is outstanding.
The bad: The Z9′s 3G performance was variable. Also, its photo quality wasn’t as sharp as it could be.
The bottom line: The Z9 may not offer anything new but it’s a fine cell phone in all regards. It offers an attractive design, a great feature set, and superb call quality.
Motorola W230 and W270 are both entry-level phones. They both feature Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology and have a 1.6-inch display, integrated FM tuner and music player. They have a microSD card slot for expansion.
The two phones are target on emerging markets and thus the phonse comes with 7 African languages. W230 is a candy bar phone while W270 is a clamshell.
Motorola introduces two new entry-level phones, the W181 and W161. Both are GSM phone with FM Tuner and speakerphone. They features also Motorola’s CrystalTalk.
W181 comes with a color screen while the W161 has a black and white screen.
Motorola delivers a new slider, the MOTO Z6w, which runs the MOTOMAGX, Motorola’s Linux-Java operating system.
Motorola MOTO Z6w features a 2-inch LCD screen, a 2 megapixel camera, integrated media player and a microSD card slot. Other than WiFi, the phone supports VoIP techonolgy and video capturiing at 14fps.
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