Motorola Announces Even More Motomobiles
By Will Park on Tuesday, March 27th, 2007 at 8:13 PM PST In Announcements, Devices, Motorola
Hot on the heels of their recent CDMA RAZR maxx Ve and ROKR V6m, Motorola (NYSE: MOT) has announced another set of “mass-market” mobiles to augment their Motomobile line of cell phones. The new GSM line includes the W218, W360, W380, and W395.
This slim and stylish entry-level GSM candy-bar features a VGA camera, speakerphone and integrated FM radio. And, in following the Motomobile emphasis on value, the W218 boasts a long battery life and large storage space.
Another value oriented candy bar phone, the ultra-slim GSM W360 increases its value through its feature set. With an “office-quality speakerphone,” MP3 ringtones, FM radio, and VGA camera with 4x zoom, the W360 is the multimedia phone for the “mass-market.”
The W380 offers similar multimedia features as the W360, but in a sleek clamshell form factor. The slim external screen can display a sleek clock. And with MP3 ringtones, FM radio, “office quality” speakerphone, 4x zoom VGA camera, full messaging capabilities, and the ability to act as a USB storage device, you really can’t go wrong with this stylish flip phone.
As the top model in the Motomobile lineup, the W395 doesn’t skimp on the multimedia features. This GSM flip phone rocks a 1.3 megapixel camera with video capture, bluetooth, full messaging capability, and up to 2GB of removable storage, all contained in a sleek metal body. The front flip displays an external lcd screen that evokes feelings of the original RAZR and lends to the W395’s good looks as the leader of the Motomobile pack.
