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Verizon launches Motorola RIZR Z6cx – the “x” stands for “no camera”

March 14, 2008 by Will Park - 4 Comments

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Verizon launches Motorola Z6cx without cameraHurray! Verizon Wireless has launched yet another version of their world-traveling Motorola RIZR Z6 slider! Wait a tick, it’s actually got less features than the Moto Z6c?

The Motorola Z6cx has gone live on Verizon Wireless, but don’t be fooled by the extra letters adorning the model name of this slick slider-phone. The “x” in Motorola Z6cx probably stand for “no camera.” In other words, the Moto Z6cx lightens its globe-trotting load by doing away with the 2 megapixel camera that its sibling Moto Z6c so happily sports.

The lack of camera is probably Moto’s way of appealing to jet-setting corporate types that can’t bring a camera into the workplace – trade secrets being secrets, after all. It’s a shame that the camera is gone. Maybe Motorola might want to think about licensing RIM’s idea to lock the camera with a physical lock and key….

For $179.99, after contract and rebates (of course), you too can grab your own Motorola Z6cx without a camera.

[Via: PhoneArena]

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