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Motorola Announces Color TDMA Clamshell

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Sep 18, 2003, 5:00 AM by (staff)

Motorola today announced the V60t Color, the company's first color-display, clamshell-style phone for TDMA networks. Based on the popular V60 design, the V60t Color also upgrades to a 2-line external display and 4-way navigation keys. New features include voice digit dialing and new color games. The CSTN color display has a resolution of 96 x 64 pixels. The phone keeps all of the major features of its predecessor, including voice dialing and changeable metal housings. The v60t Color will be available later this month.

source: Motorola

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