This incredibly thin smartphone is a head-turner wherever it goes thanks to its sleek, lightweight design. You’ll be amazed at how much functionality is packed into the 0.45 inch thin design. Like a full QWERTY keyboard with backlit keys, 5-way navigation button and a thumbwheel for single-handed control.

The MOTOQ™ keeps pace with your busy lifestyle and work schedule. With customizable settings and a full range of multimedia and productivity capabilities to boost your product. Best of all, the MOTOQ™ brings you a phone experience far superior to any QWERTY smartphone or PDA. Crisp, clear voice capability, advanced speech recognition, and easy-to-use navigation features make it easy for you to stay in peak performance on the go.

Price Range: $399.99  - 419.99

Would there have been so much hype about the Motorola Q if it didn’t rock such a sleek design? Probably not. The Q’s form factor is a huge–if not the main–drawing point of the device. Modeled after the Motorola Razr V3, the Q measures a slim 4.57 by 2.52 by 0.47 inches and is actually thinner than the Razr. It easily slips into a shirt or a pants pocket, and ladies, the Q certainly won’t demand too much space in your purse. The overall construction is solid, and it feels good in the hands, but if you haven’t used this type of convergence device before, you might have to go through a period of adjustment to get used to the extra width, as well as holding it up to your ear as a phone.

The QVGA display is very nice and bright when used indoors. Pretty much anyone who handled the Moto Q praised the screen quality. In direct sunlight, however, the readability comes down by a lot. That’s unfortunate because it’s really sunny in California but to be fair, the smart phone competition isn’t performing any better. Curiously, my Sony Ericsson T610’s display beats them all. Go figure.

The Screen is not a touch screen, which is a little disturbing at first if you’re used to have poke the display with your finger. After a couple of days, I just got used to it, and it became non-issue. During our tests, we found that we used mainly the phone, text messaging and web browsing applications, none of which requires the touch screen.

First Class Email

Multiple inboxes to manage personal and business messages. Enabled for leading email solutions.

Nimble PerformerEfficient Windows Mobile® 5.0 software. Responsively manage email, calendars, contacts and tasks. Stay connected wirelessly with Bluetooth® technology⁸.

Wickedly Thin and Brilliant0.45 inch profile. Full QWERTY keypad. Five-way navigation key designed for rapid use. Thumbwheel for single-handed scrolling. Simply stellar display.

Robust Multimedia SolutionAll in one. 1.3 megapixel photos. Video and music via Windows Media® Player Mobile. Dual stereo-quality speakers. Store it on removable memory cards which are available in various storage capacities.

Advanced Voice RecognitionMaster voice control without training. Dial a contact by saying a name. Open applications hands-free, using only your voice. Multitask on the move.

For use on CDMA 800/1900 MHz 800 AMPS networks

Price Range: $360 - $389

Adorning the left side of the phone is a scrollwheel that can be used to navigate the MPx200’s menus or to adjust the volume while on a call. There’s also an on/off button and an IR port. On the right-hand side, you’ll find the aforementioned SD/MMC expansion slot (sorry, no SDIO support) and a headset jack. No card comes with the phone, but you’ll probably want to purchase one with at least 128MB of memory.

As is standard on the MS Smartphone platform, the MPx200 has a 176×220 resolution display. The unit supports 65k colors and is of the much preferred TFT variety. It is both large and easy to view, better than the displays I saw on the first SPV and the Compal Avenger reference design. The external sub-display is a simple monochrome type, something I much prefer due to their being both easier to read without a backlight and wasting less battery energy. There are multiple styles of faces for the external LCD, including a digital clock and an analog clock with a calendar, which is quite nice. You’ve perhaps heard some rumblings that the sub-display is incapable of showing caller ID names, but this is not accurate. The display can and does show the name of contacts that call you, but it does seem to be a bit slow in doing so at times - perhaps being related to the total number of contacts and numbers in the device. I don’t know for sure.

Motorola have certainly done something different with the looks of the MPx200, and everyone we showed it to expressed the view that it is not only very good looking but also exceedingly well built. The clamshell handset is finished in glossy black plastic, with other portions in dark grey - nice, but difficult to keep clean. The front of the unit features an external screen surrounded by metallic blue and chromed highlights. Overall, the MPx200 strikes us as a high-quality item.

Audio:
Universal FM Stereo Radio Headset
Part No: CH1206A (Cheerful Pink and Zest Blue)

Car Kits:
In Car phone Charger

Data Products:
ViewTake CM35D Camera

Headsets:
Mono Headset
Stereo Headset with send/end

Power:
750 mAh Li Ion Battery
Desktop Charger
Travel Charger

This handset has incredible reach to almost any corner of the globe. You can travel from the US to Europe to China yet never lose touch with colleagues, friends, or family. Think of it as ‘extreme global communications. The new mobile is packaged in a stylish clamshell design with an integrated MP3 player, removable Trans-Flash memory, large 2.2-inch brilliant color display speaker-independent speech recognition, compelling gaming experience, and 1.2 megapixel integrated camera to guarantee that your free time is as exhilarating, entertaining, and easy whether you’re home or on the other end of the globe.

In general the physical build of the A840 is good. The curves of the handset are rather pleasant to look at and the construction of the phone feels very solid and well put together. The buttons on the side of the chassis are a little difficult to push but this is a good design feature as they are less likely to be pushed by accident while the phone is travelling in your pocket.

Headsets:
Bluetooth® Headset H375 - 89185N
One Touch Stereo Headset HS120 - CHYN4516
Hands-Free Headset Silver - 98323 / AAYN4264

Batteries:
Extra Capacity Battery - SNN5615A
Standard Battery Door - SHN8732A
Extra Capacity Battery Door - SHN8733

Chargers:
Travel Charger - SPN5037
Travel Charger CH600 - 98516
Charger Adapter CH605 - SKN6180/98601

Carkits:
Mobile Phone Holder HC100 - SYN0828
Vehicle Power Adapter - 98580 / SYN0707
Replacement Hang-up Cup - SYN9995

Data:
TransFlash Memory Card (256MB) - SYN1404A
Motorola Phone Tools 4 - 98741H
USB Data Cable - 98571/SKN6311

Style:
Holster with Belt Clip - SYN0912/SYN1052
Leather Horizontal Adjustable Pouch with Magnetic Flap - CLAD02
Pluto EVA® Pouch with Button Snap (Light Gray) - CEPL07
Pluto EVA® Pouch with Button Snap (Olive) - CEPL08
Screen Wipe (Pink) - SYN1599A

Price Range: $447.90 to $447.90

Measures 116 x 63 x 11.5mm and weighs 115 grams, Motorola Q8 Smartphone is powered by an intel PXA272 (417Mhz) processor, a 128MB ROM, and a 64MB RAM. It runs on Windows Mobile 6 operating system and features a 2.4-inch QVGA display, an integrated 1.3 megapixel camera module, a microSD media card slot, and a 1100mAh Li-Ion battery (no further info on battery life). The phone is also equipped with a QWERTY keyboard which looks very convenient for typing long message.

Beauty, power and intelligence collide with the Motorola MOTO Q? ?an elegant all-in-one device that merges business with pleasure. Boasting a full QWERTY keyboard, the feature-rich MOTO Q? keeps your life with you in one sleek device by combining powerful business productivity applications via Windows Mobile with multimedia entertainment. From stereo Bluetooth?wireless technology? astounding audio sound and a 1.3 megapixel camera to blazing fast Internet connections? convenient WiFi through optional miniSDIO card connectivity?and the ability to view and edit Microsoft Office documents from anywhere in the world 2,3 there’s no need to compromise when you can have it all in one device.

Motorola Q8 ensures that you always stay connected with the rest of the world - be it your office people, your family or your friends. With the quad-band network, which operates on GSM 850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900, the mobile phone ensures that you are able to send and receive text messages, emails and attachments anywhere and everywhere in the world. Motorola Q8 also has quad band GPRS, high speed EDGE data networks and WiFi. So, stay connected!

Fun Features
Integrated 1.3 megapixel camera
Windows Media Player Mobile
Video capture with sound and playback
Dual stereo-quality speakers
Supports most popular audio and video formats
Removable optional miniSD cards (up to 2GB) for extendable storage of documents, photos, music and video
Approximately 40MB on-board available user memory7
Send photos, video clips, text and sound1
Browse the web

Call Management
Call contacts or open applications with advanced speech recognition
Built in hands free speakerphone
Time and Date Stamp
Photo-caller ID
Virtually unlimited contacts (dependent on available memory)

Messaging Features
View email and edit attachments (documents, spreadsheets, presentations and PDFs)
Manage personal information with Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile (Inbox, Contacts, Calendar and Tasks)
Supports multiple email (inboxes): POP3/IMAP4, Microsoft Exchange Server with direct push technology
SMS
Multimedia Messaging (MMS)
Group SMS
IM

Lifestyle Features
Windows Media Player Mobile
Photo-caller ID1
Mega pixel camera with digital zoom
Calculator
Alarm Clock
Pocket Outlook

Performance Features
Talk Time /Standby Time: Up to approximately 5.6 hrs / 12.5 days2
Bands: GSM4/GPRS/EDGE
Standard Battery: 1130 mAh Lithium Ion
Bluetooth Wireless Technology: Supports Bluetooth headset/hands-free and stereo Profiles8
Synchronisation: ActiveSync and Airsync with Microsoft Exchange Server

Data Features
GPRS/EDGE Class 10
Memory (FLASH/RAM): 128MB / 64MB7
Optional Removable Memory: miniSD card up to 2GB

Technical Specifications
Weight : 115g
Volume : 85 cc
Dimensions (H x W x D) : 117×64x11.5mm
Display : 2.4” 240×320 65K TFT
Colour : Soft Touch Black
Form Factor : QWERTY
OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6

Far better looking than the previous models, the E680i appears both smaller and sleeker than its predecessor - a result of the visual illusion as the difference in size is marginal. There are however several other quite tangible differences, coincidentally leaving a larger area of the screen exposed; overall improved build quality and ergonomics; and some weight loss.Weighing in at 133 grams and measuring 53 x 109 x 20 mm, it’s compact ad powerful for its size.A perfectly adequate 65,000-color display is bright and crisp, and is a far step above the dim 4096-color versions on even the most recent Motorola models.The display resolution 240 x 320 pixel ideal for small and smart phone.

Audio quality on the E680i was crystal clear, and signal quality was good. The removable 700 mAh Li-ion battery is rated for 3 hours talk time or 180 hours standby, which is quite low given the battery’s theoretical capacity. Charge time is about 105 minutes.

The E680i packs all the standard PIM functions you will find in most PDA-phones, from a calendar organizer to voice recording to an email client, thus making it a fairly decent mobile office tool. With GPRS Class 10, WAP 2.0, an internal modem, Bluetooth and USB functionality, you can easily stay connected anytime, anywhere. The infrared port, which is fast becoming obsolete, has been removed. As with the E680, it can also function as a portable storage device.

Audio:
Bluetooth Wireless Pendant Headset HS830 77769 (with US plug), 77768 (with Euro plug), 77770 (with Aus/NZ plug)
HT820 Bluetooth Stereo Headset

Car Kits:
Wireless Bluetooth® Car Kit CH1324A

Headsets:
HS850 Bluetooth® Headset 77736 (with Aus plug) 77737 (with Euro plug) 77738 (with US Plug)
Platform Stereo Headset 77719

Power:
EMU Mid rate charger 77712 (Euro plug) 77713 (US Plug), 77714 (ANZ Plug)