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We’ve met this Motorola concept phone a couple of months ago and saw it in the hand of David Beckham, at least in theory. Check out this article for its list of specs and check out the following pic for a fresh image of the device designed by Ravefolk from the Motorolafans forum.
[via Motorolafans]
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Well hello beautiful! Where have you been all my life … and why do you look like a … console?! Yes, this is a handset for the ladies, but boy does it look like a gaming device for boys.
I’d like to feel the texture of Motorola Piccolo’s edges, as I bet it’s soft and neat to touch. I’m betting on a touchscreen phone here and I’m wondering what the deal with that space underneath the sliding mechanism is. A little hiding place for makeup tricks?
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Now I’ve seen everything! I don’t even know if this contraption could be called a phone in the first place, but some people even claim it’s a real handset. Well, here’s its video presentation showing a perfectly OK Motorola phone morphing into a Transformer Phone:
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Motorola might get back on track thanks to their Z9 handset, seemingly scheduled for an introduction at CTIA Las Vegas, 8 days from now. Considering that the handset was recently approved by the FCC, we’ve got quite a bit of info on it and by now Moto’s got posters advertising the phone all over the Internet.
Z9 features a 2.4″ QVGA color display, a 2 MP camera with flash and 8x digital zoom and a microSD slot with support for memory cards of up to 8GB. There’s a set of music keys at the front of the device, so you’re in for a multimedia experience you won’t forget.
The list of features continues with quad-band GSM radio support (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) and dual-band (850/1900 MHz) WCDMA and HSDPA. Add AGPS and the Opera 8 browser to that and we’ve finally got a decent Motorola on our hands, or we’ll have rather in a week or so.
[via Motorolafans]
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Does anyone want to reinvent the flip phone? Ravefolk, Motorolafans forums user claims that he does and shows the world his creation: Motorola Motofashion X3, the start of a new series of fashion phones, as the designer claims. The Linux-based handset is a weird combination between original design and mid-range features, but its ergonomics are pretty bad for a fashion phone…
Well, for starters, the screen is too small and the keypad is very uncomfortable to use, not to mention the whole flip phone mechanism that’s pretty much useless, since you can use 90% of the phone’s features right away, without flipping it open. Here’s the list of Motofashion X3’s features anyway:
- OLED high-def display, 262k colours, 220 x 768 pixels resolution
- 2.0 megapixel camera with macro, 8x zoom and flash
- video recording in MP4 format
- Mototunes media player
- FM Stereo Radio with RDS
- Picsel document viewer
- Bluetooth 1.2 with AD2P
- Flight mode
- Linux-based UI with Flash-based interface
- 7 direct shortcuts via numeric buttons
[via Motorolafans]
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This Motorola concept phone was designed by Lysandre Follet, from Paris, France and published on Coroflot and also on the device creator’s site (quite a nice one, actually). It may have a tiny little Blackberry form going on, but that stereo camera is surely a winner, if you ask me.
Add some e-mail support, Wi-Fi and a powerful speaker in the mix and this device might as well save the famous American brand.
[via Coroflot]
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A spider web, to be more precise, as it seems that Motorola and Spider-man have collided into a pretty neat gadget. This beautiful device was designed by Jonathan Lucas and published on Coroflot, so we’ve yet to hear an announcement from Motorola regarding the SPDR handset.
An interesting feature of this concept phone is the fact that it includes a cool microphone which extends down using a spider web-shaped mechanism. Will we see such a device in Spider-man 4, the movie? I guess it’s Motorola’s call, but I don’t think they’re in the mood for such bold initiatives.
[via Coroflot]
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Astro Studios created the MXC identity for Motorola when they launched one of their most famous generations of microchips and there’s even a beautiful “reference design form factor” (as stated by the designers) you can admire below. It’s not clear what this device is, it might be a gaming device/MP3 player or an advanced smartphone… or both.
[via astrostudios]
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The Motorolafans have another goodie for all of you concept phone fans and this one’s called MOTOSHOT L11. It’s a concept device, designed by ravefolk and based on the L series and the ROKR E6, running Linux. L11 features a half QWERTY keypad and a 2.6 inch OLED touchscreen display (32 bit color - 16 million colors). Its camera is a 5.0MP beauty CCD with autofocus, macro and OCR, while the phone’s specs also include a full media player, stereo speakers with A2DP and FM-RDS radio. MOTOSHOT L11 supports Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity and you might be wondering what’s David Beckham doing in the background of the image above. Trust me, I don’t know either…
[via motorolafans]
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While Motorola tries to gain back its momentum and take advantage of the Mobile World Congress 2008 to launch a couple of new phones, we’re drooling at the best “specd” concept Motorola phone ever. I found it on the Motorolafans forum and it’s the MOTOPOWER A1600i, based on the Ming and RAZR series and designed by Ravefolk. Here’s the phone’s impressive features list, as made available by the designer himself:
- 5.1 megapixel camera, Carl Zeiss optics, 30x zoom, flash
- OLED touchscreen display, 2.8 inch, with a VGA resolution (480 x 640), displays 16 m colours
- Adobe Photoshop Micro for image viewing and editing
- Supports VGA video recording at 30fps, stereo
- Opera ZX browser (flash player enabled) YouTube ready
- GPS
- Dolby Surround Prologic 2 for extreme movie audio quality
- Built in powerful 3D sound
- Connectivity via Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-fi
- Almost all media type support with Mototunes
- Advanced 32 bit graphics by ATI
- 3.5g support (HSDPA - 14mbps up)
- VGA videocall camera
- FM radio with RDS and short range fm audio transmission support
- 40gb flash built-in memory (USB mass storage)
- Dual open mode (v & h) with horizontal GUI support for enhanced gaming experience and faster typing with virtual keyboard
- Dedicated gaming keys on the above display
- Dedicated media player, video recording and camera keys
- GUI in screen auto positioning via built-in 3d movement sensor
- Rhythm lights with different presets and screen visuals for events
- Customisable lights and visuals
- Slim 19mm full metal body
Dimensions - 101×59x19mm
[Via motorolafans]
