Motorola A1010
The Motorola A1010 is the latest in a
long line of A-series 3G handsets, each
one adding more features than the last.
This is a powerful smartphone running
the Symbian operating system, meaning that
the Motorola A1010 can run a variety of
different applications and do much more
than a standard handset.
The large 208x320 pixel display is touch
sensitive, has advanced handwriting
recognition capabilities and can be used
in either landscape or portrait (wide or
tall) modes. One the back of the Motorola
A1010 is a 2 megapixel digital camera, and
there's a sub-camera too, enabling full
3G video calling.
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The A1010 can play back a variety of
multimedia files, including MP3 audio and
various video formats, but it can also allow
you to view many different types of Microsoft
Office document, which when combined with
the A1010's excellent email capabilities
make it a very powerful business tool. There's
a capable web browser built in too.
Memory is expandable up to 256Mb using
TransFlash cards, and the A1010 can also
be connected to a PC using Bluetooth or
a USB cable. In addition to being a 3G phone,
the A1010 supports tri-band GSM and GPRS
so you can use it in places you can't get
a 3G signal, meaning that you need never
be out of touch.
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Motorola
A1010 at a glance
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Available:
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Q4
2005
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Network:
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UMTS
(3G) + Tri-band
GSM
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Data:
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UMTS
(3G) + GPRS
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Screen:
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208x320
pixels
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Camera:
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2.0
megapixels (main)
0.3 megapixels
(sub)
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Size:
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PDA
format phone
Size TBA
/ 165 grams
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Bluetooth:
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Yes
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Infra-red:
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Not
specified
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Polyphonic:
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Yes
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Java:
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Yes
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Battery
life:
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Not
specified
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