T-Mobile Snags Motorola's Zine ZN5
Nov 3, 2008, 12:00 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Nov 3, 2008, 9:01 AM
T-Mobile and Motorola announced that the Zine ZN5 cameraphone will be available for sale starting today for $100 after rebate with new agreement. The ZN5 has a five megapixel Kodak camera with autofocus, xenon flash and panorama shooting mode. It's a quad-band GSM/EDGE monoblock phone and also has an FM radio, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. It will be boxed with a 1GB microSD card, but can support cards up to 4GB.
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That would have been great in ... 2007
But I digress. I'm curious why T-mobile decided to wait until almost 2009 to realise that it was important to add some new technology like advanced camera phones and touch-based phones to their pathetic moto-rizr clone line-up. To make things even better, most of their new phones don't even support their 3g frequency of 1700. Since that's the case, why did not use the nokia n73, SE k800, or samsung d900 to fight back in 2007 when they were being assulted by AT&T and their iphone. They could have...
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no 3g?
Then this may not be the right phone for you, this is targeted to be a CAMERA phone, not a high speed web phone.
Wow, check out the video abilities
why would you even want to film with a phone anyway?