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Motorola Unveils New Q with AWS, Brings Back UIQ

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Feb 12, 2007, 4:29 AM by (staff)

Motorola today announced the phones the company had revealed pictures of a few weeks ago.

Q q9: The successor to the Q has a more rounded form and a larger QWERTY keyboard. The q9 is only 11.8 mm thick and runs the new Windows Mobile 6 Standard edition. Three variants will available for different carriers' 3G networks. All include a quad-band GSM and EDGE, plus 3.6 Mbps HSDPA running in either 2100, 850/1900 (presumably for Cingular), or AWS 1700 (presumably for T-Mobile) bands. This is the first device announced to work in the new AWS 1700 radio band. It also features stereo Bluetooth, 2 Megapixel camera with flash, 256 MB on board flash memory and a microSD memory card slot.
RIZR Z8: Motorola returns to the UIQ smartphone platform, but drops the touch screen interface, with the RIZR Z8. This new slider features a "kick slide" design that angles the slide like a clamshell when open. The Z8 is a quad-band GSM/EDGE phone with 3.6 Mbps HSDPA. It features stereo Bluetooth, 2 Megapixel camera with flash, 90 MB on board memory and a SDHC capable Micro SD slot.
SLVR L9: This new SLVR has a more KRZR-like look with a glossy finish and soft touch keypad. It is a GSM/EDGE phone with stereo Bluetooth, 2 Megapixel camera with flash and a Micro SD slot. It also has new adaptive noise cancellation and airplane mode.
W510: This mid-range clamshell mimics the look of the KRZR like other W series flip phones. It is a quad-band GSM/EDGE device with stereo Bluetooth, 1.3 Megapixel camera and Micro SD slot.
KRZR K3: Updates the GSM KRZR with HSDPA, a second camera for video calling and additional on-board memory. The K3 will most likely not see American shores in this configuration.
Q GSM: Motorola finally announced a quad-band GSM/EDGE of the original Q. Although it runs Windows Mobile 6, it is otherwise is identical to the black Q found on Sprint and Verizon in all other aspects. (not pictured)

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mi_canuck

Feb 18, 2007, 1:11 PM

Will GSM version of Q have Wi-Fi?

Will the GSM version of the Q have Wi-Fi enabled? Apparently Cingular will get this soon (or will it?) but it might not get Wi-Fi enabled... so??? 🤨

cheers

denzillion

Feb 12, 2007, 9:48 AM

What the heck, no CDMA version?

😕

SteveHRocks

Well this IS a GSM show in the heart of Eurpope, where CDMA has no presense 🙂

So i find it highly unlikely that they will showcase many CDMA phones at a GSM showcase.

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krickt

It takes them a while, but they are getting faster. Sales of the CDMA RAZRS, KRZRs and SLVRs should help them decided whether to give us RIZRs and the one with the funny M name (memory just failed me). It seems to me, that instead of having big prom...
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tuminatr

keep in mind these press releases are coming from the GSM version of ces I don't think it would be a place where the company's would announce evdo or cdma products

renardlee

hey, yall got the maxx comming out!

wacko_javo

CDMA is past history. GSM is present. Originals come in GSM, then comes a CDMA charity version for the US cave men.

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