Motorola launches Ming/A1200 smartphone
By Staska on 17 Mar 06Apparently in love with cool for letter names, Motorola renamed it’s previously announced A1200 smartphone into MING and launched it in China this week.
MING is a clamshell phone running on Linux software, has an innovative clear flip-cover with an antenna-free profile, great design and a high-resolution two mega pixel camera that double as a business card scanner with optical-character recognition software.
This Linux cell phone comes with hands-free speakerphone, voice dialing, customized suite of productivity software including a document viewer, POP3 e-mail, a calendar, task list, contact manager that allows attachment of photos and contact-specific ring-tones, music player, FM-Stereo radio receiver and Bluetooth® wireless.
MotoMing runs on Intel’s XScale based PXA270 application processor.
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Motorola MING
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