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CDMA version of Motorola Q9h may be called the Motorola ‘Nelson’

June 12, 2007 by Will Park - 1 Comment

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It looks like Motorola has a CDMA version of their Moto Q9h in the works. Word on the street has it that the new Motorola Q9h – successor to the original Motorola Q – will be coming to a CDMA network near you. The Motorola Q9h was codenamed the “Norman,” so it’s just fitting that the CDMA version get a name like “Nelson.” Our little birdie (Morning Paper) tells us that the Motorola “Nelson” will rock a Windows Mobile 6.0 (of course), 2 megapixel shooter, miniSD card slot, Bluetooth, and EVDO for high-speed data (we’re guessing that’s EVDO Rev. A – in line with the Motorola Q9h’s HSDPA speeds).

We’re looking for Sprint to pick up the Nelson and offer a $150 price point, but details are slim so we’ll hold off on any solid conclusions for now.

Motorola may be working on CDMA version of Moto Q9h - codenamed the Nelson

[Via: Morning Paper]

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