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Thin Is In With The New Slvr At 3GSM

Last night it was the Sony Ericsson W880i and this morning it's the new Motorola Slvr L9. Ultra-thin handsets are the chic new design for 2007 (unless you're the iPhone).

| Stephen Wellman | February 12, 2007 05:50 AM

Last night it was the Sony Ericsson W880i and this morning it's the new Motorola Slvr L9. Ultra-thin handsets are the chic new design for 2007 (unless you're the iPhone).Here's a breakdown of the newest Slvr's features from the Motorola site:


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• Sleek candy-bar design with a mirror reflective finish modeled after the Motokrzr K1. • Premium-shimmering black keypad. • 2.0 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, landscape and portrait modes available. • MPEG-4 video capture with 4x zoom and full screen playback. • GPRS class 10 and EDGE class 10 technologies for quick downloading. • Progressive downloading and video streaming. • Approximately 20 Mbytes internal memory; external memory support with optional microSD up to 2 Gbytes. • Integrated digital music audio player. • Supports MP3/AAC/AAC+/AAC+ enhanced/ AMR/ WAV ringtones and musicc. • Wireless connectivity with stereo Bluetooth wireless technologyy. • Airplane mode for uninterrupted music enjoyment. • Dedicated key for quick access to integrated FM radio with Radio Data System. • MegaSIM (3.0V only) support. • CrystalTalk for voice clarity in noisy environmentss. • PTV, M-PTT, and Screen3 enabled.. • Messaging: MMS, SMS, EMS, IM, e-mail (POP3/SMTP/IMAP4). • Connectivity: Mini-USB, A2DP Stereo Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology, USB 1.1, PC Sync, MotoSync, Mobile Phone Tools, PTT/PTV.

The new Slvr will ship in the second quarter.

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