Top-class business SmartPhone with good interface capability, rich multimedia and entertainment options and advanced service functions aimed at a wider consumer group and particularly appealing to business and techie and gadget fans user segments.

Release Date: Q1 2003, February 13th, Libertyville, Illinois

Class: Top

Operating Frequency:

Dual-band GSM 900/1800 MHz

Case:

Formfactor: PDA, external aerial

Size: 100×53×21 mm

Volume: 100 cc

Weight: 120 g

Case Colours: Coral Grey

Input: touchscreen

Data Transfer:

GPRS: Class 10 (3+2, 4+1)

HSCSD: No

EDGE: No

Data Speed: 32 - 48 kbps

Mobile Messaging:

SMS, EMS, MMS

Input: T9

Internet Access:

e-mail support, WAP browser, xHTML browser

Interface:

Cable Connection: RS232, USB

Wireless Connection: Infrared (IrDa), Bluetooth^tm

Software:

Java^tm: Yes

OS: Linux

CPU: 206Mhz

Memory:

Internal: 32 Mb

Screen:

65536 (65K, 16 bit) colours TFT

Resolution: 240 x 320 (76800) pixels

Notes: touchscreen

Camera:

Resolution: CIF 352 x 288 pixels (352×288, 101376 pixels)

Features: video recording

Call Features:

Auto Dial, Handsfree Loudspeaker, in-phone Vibration Call Alert

Ringtones:

16 chords (voice) polyphonic MIDI ringtones

MP3 ringtones

Multimedia:

Audio Player

MP3

Entertainment: Wallpaper, Themes

Games: Java^tm games support

Features:

Calculator, Currency Convertor, Clock, Alarm, Calendar, ToDo Application, Organizer Functionality, full PDA functionality

SAR (Specific Absorbtion Rate)

0.96 W/kg

Battery:

Li-Ion 750 mAh

Talk Time: up to 5 hrs

Standby Time: up to 160 hrs

Notes:

first Linux based Motorola Smartphone

Highlights:

Touchscreen, very good talk time, Bluetooth^tm support, large screen size, TFT screen, video recording, large internal memory and Audio Player

Negatives:

relatively large (but this is normal for a SmartPhone), relatively short standby time, Dual-band only, rather moderate LCD colour depth and low resolution camera