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Motorola Q and Z Coming for GSM, Too

Feb 13, 2006, 1:41 PM by (staff)

Motorola executives Ron Garriques and Ed Zander today laid out some of the company's plans for this year. While they refused to show the Scalpel (now officially SCPL) or any other new handsets, they did unveil timelines for a few hotly awaited items. Joking that the Z slider was named after Zander, Garriques revealed that the phone will be coming to both Europe and America later in the year. He also announced that a UMTS version of the Q will be available to carriers by fourth quarter of this year. Motorola will be bringing out a line of HSDPA handsets from low end to high end devices during the second half of the year. And although Ed Zander began the presentation by showing off a stream of the Olympics on a DVB-H handset, Motorola said they intend to remain in trials throughout 2006 and then launch the devices with carriers in early 2007. Garriques also revealed that the RAZR PDA is actually just a slimmed down version of the A series Linux phone sold in China and that new spinners are still forthcoming.

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sowhatsowhat10

Feb 14, 2006, 12:52 AM

wow!!!!! so many phones........so little time!!!!!!!

😳 it seems i like phones and since i had to shelf my nokia nokia 6620, and 3300 which i rocked with them for the longest. i told myself the next phone i get if i found it comparable i'd keep it for atleast 80% of my contract. there hasnt been any qwerty phones i found comparable to them nokia's so i got the v551, then the razr, then the rokr, then the s710a, then the w600i, now back to the s710 because its the most compariable IMO to my two favorite phones. NOW WITH THESE MOTO PHONES THERE ARE SPEAKS OF IT LOOKS LIKE I'M GOING TO BUY MORE PHONES AT OUTTA CONTRACT PRICE! 😲

nextel18

i love having this many phones with many features becuase it allows for customers who have differnt needs to fulfil them. it is about time for these companies to start having better looking more functions on their phones.

obviously USA is behind e...
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