Motorola unveils their newest phone, the MOTOZINE™ ZN5. 5 megapixel camera, complete with auto-focus, low-light optimization, and a bright Xenon flash.
Its is the “only mobile phone to have KODAK Imaging Technology that can be instantly combined with KODAK PERFECT TOUCH Technology for brighter, more vivid pictures on the spot.”
Its also Wi-Fi enabled.
ZN5 also features Motorola’s proprietary CrystalTalkTM Technology to help users hear and be heard, even in noisy environments. Hmmmm… nice.
Complete specs after the break.
Dimensions: 50.5mm (W) x 118mm (L) x 12mm (T) (16mm at camera lens)
Talk/Standby Time: Up to 349 to 574 minutes8 /Up to 310 to 579 hours8
Weight: 114g
Battery: 950mAh
Bands/Modes : GSM 850/900/1800/1900, EDGE Class 12, GPRS Class 12
Display: 2.4” 240×320 262k TFT
Memory: Up to 350MB available memory6, optional removable 4GB7microSD card
Features
· ModeShift Technology
· 5 megapixel camera, auto-focus, low-light setting, digital zoom
· Shutter speed: 1/60 – 1/1000 seconds in auto mode
· Multi-shot mode
· Capture modes: panorama, macro, multi-shot
· Editing effects: grayscale, sepia, negative, reddish, greenish, bluish, brightness, sharpen, contrast, blur
· Panorama feature automatically matches continuous shots taken on horizon line into single image
· Digital zoom lens
· Focal length: 5.56mm. Aperture: 2.8/5.6
· Digital viewfinder
· CrystalTalk Technology
· SMS, MMS, IM, personal e-mail3
· Full HTML open source browser
· 3.5mm A/V jack, FM radio, MP3, WMA
· Wi-Fi4 enabled/ WLAN: 802.11 b/g/i
· Windows Media Player® 11
· Video-C/P 15fps, MPEG4, H263
· TV out5
Connectivity
· AutoPairing with Motorola/Kodak Bluetooth-enabled accessories,
Stereo Bluetooth Class 2 wireless technology1 ,
High-Speed USB 2.0, Mobile Phone Tools3 and
compatible Kodak Bluetooth-enabled accessories including Kodak EasyShare printers
Nice phone!
The next question in everyone’s mind now is.. HOW MUCH? Since its a first for Motorola, i doubt if it would be cheap. But I’m sure Moto fans would love this development.
Who ever said Motorola is far behind?
