Showing posts with label motorola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorola. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Motorola PEBL Rose Bloom now in Korea

Motorola PEBL Rose Bloom now in Korea



Already available since a month or two in Korea, the Motorola PEBL is now available in the Rose Bloom edition, with a nice little Rose draw on its lid. Specs are similar as the previous Violet and Navy Blue version with HSDPA, 2Mpix Camera, MP3, Bluetooth, eBook, Moneta (eWallet)...


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Akihabaranews

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Moto Still alive and kicking, well at least in Korea


Moto Still alive and kicking, well at least in Korea

Here you are the Ne MotoPrizm, available in Korea, Yes Moto does not apparently wants to give-up such easily! So what about this new MotoPrizm? Well first of all do not get too much exciting here since we are talking about a 2G Handset (WTF?!?!?), definitively not the best thing for DATA, however our MotoPrizm feature a nice 2.8” WVGA Touch-screen, a 3Mpix Camera module, Bluetooth, DMB, E-Wallet as well as some nice and always welcome daily tips on cuisine, health…

Now just a little quiz, these 2 ladies are pretty popular Korean idols… And I bet that some of you guys know who they are so just try and guess !


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Motorola

Monday, October 15, 2007

Phone Evolution

The first comercial mobile phone in the history of Telecommunications was Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, launched in 1983. Although since 1973 several handheld prototypes made phone calls during ten years, this device was the first product accepted as Celular phone.

Motorola DynaTAC 8000X weighed 28 ounces and was 10 inches high and included tipycal keypad with 12 keys and another special keypad with 9 keys: Rcl (Recall), Clr (Clear), Snd (Send), Sto (Store), Fcn (Function), End (End), Pwr (Power), Lock (Lock) and Vol (Volume).

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The screen in Motorola DynaTAC 8000X was built as a red LEDs display with limited capacity to show information. This mobile phone was a revolution wich could be carried in a car or by the user. Oh! and the price in 1983 was $3,995.


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www.isgadget.com