Motorola’s latest Touchscreen handset model VE75 will be available very soon in the Chinese markets. This release only strengthens the growing association between Moto and China. Moto had earlier released its Ming series A1600 and A1800 as also the the A810 candy-bar handsets exclusively for the Chinese markets.
VE75 is a slider phone which comes with a 2.6 inch TFT touchscreen display with 240×400 pixels resolution and 262k colors. The sliding alpha-numeric keypad is good as making calls is much easier than if it had just a touchscreen. Other features include a 2M camera with video recording, Blue tooth, USB, hands-free, Music and Video players, tri-band GSM connectivity with GPRS and EDGE and an expandable memory of up to 2GB.
The VE75 comes with dual SIM capabilities which is seen in a lot of handsets available in the Asian markets. It comes with a 850mAh battery that offers a talk-time of up to 6 hours. The stand-by time varies depending on whether you are using one SIM or both. In any case, it offers about 140 hours with both the SIMs and up to 190 hours with one SIM.
Looks wise, it is a bit bulky for even a slider phone as it measures 111.5 x 50.6 x 19.4 mm. But overall it looks very cool and attractive.
Motorola Motorola released its latest 5M camera phone MotoZine ZN5 in China. The phone would be available from July onwards in the Chinese markets. It would be eventually launched in other countries around the world, but at a later date.