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Motorola A1000

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The Motorola A1000 is Motorola's third Symbian OS phone, and Symbian's sixth 3G handset in the market. The latest Symbian OS 3G phone, the Motorola A1000, has been designed to give mobile professionals a new way to communicate and share information. This stylish, cutting-edge mobile phone is perfect for the busy professional on the move, delivering video conferencing capabilities, Word®, Excel®, Powerpoint® and PDF® document viewing capabilities via Picsel™ Document Viewer and full HTML browsing for a true mobile office experience. With the added benefits of 3G speed and tri-band, users can feel the power and benefit of intelligent technology in the palm of their hand, anywhere they go. 

The A1000 also boasts an integrated 1.2 megapixel digital camera with 4x digital zoom, multimedia streaming, capture and playback with MPEG4 and MP3 files and dual-audio speakers.

Motorola A1000 Availability

EMEA, South America & China

Motorola A1000 Specifications

Symbian OS Version: v7.0
User Interface: UIQ 2.1
Operating Frequency: Tri-band GSM / GPRS 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
WCDMA 2100 MHz
Email Protocols: IMAP4, POP3
Width: n/a
Length: n/a
Weight: n/a
  208 x 320 pixels
Color Depth: 65kl colors, TFT touch-screen
Number of Cameras: 1
Camera Pixels: Integrated VGA camera with a 1.2 megapixel sensor with 4x digital zoom
Music Player: supports MPEG4, WMV, WMA and MP3
Video Calling: multimedia streaming, capture and playback with MPEG4 and MP3 files and dual-audio speakers
Browsing: HTML with Small Screen Rendering
Connectivy: Bluetooth® technology, USB
Memory: 24 MB built-in memory, Supports Removable Memory (Triflash-R)
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