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Motorola announces Z6w, W161, and W181

February 13, 2008 by Dusan Belic - 5 Comments

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Motorola announces Z6w, W161, and W181

It’s kinda clear Motorola have seen better times. But announcing two low-end phones and an update to the existing one seems more than pathetic. Samsung showed us some high-end Symbian love and so has Nokia. LG presented its beautiful devices… What are you doing MOTO? There is no such thing as “safe place” in the ever competitive mobile phone marketplace. Two of the devices you’ve showed us — W181 and W161 — seem designed for emerging markets, while the third, Z6w, is the WiFi-enabled Z6m. How that competes with handsets from Finland, Sweden and Korea? Well, MOTO you suck! And that being said doesn’t do me any good. I honestly want to see the American handset maker getting back into the game. Show us more of that UIQ love. Add some QWERTY there and you’ll have many amazed, myself included. In the meantime folks, look elsewhere for better mobile phones…

[Via: Engadget Mobile]

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