Motorola i465 mixes iDEN technology with a QWERTY keyboard

Ilinca Nita  By on 28 Jan 09

A Motorola phone with a QWERTY keyboard is certainly not something you’ve never seen before, but when that phone is also an iDEN one, well, then we’ve got something special.

And the new Motorola i465 is exactly that: an iDEN handset with a QWERTY keyboard.

There’s nothing official about the i465 for the moment, but an image with it has just been unveiled by Engadget.

The phone looks kind of weird, perhaps because a small display can’t look “normal” when paired with a QWERTY keyboard.
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Regarding the features of Motorola i465, the only known ones are Bluetooth 2.0 and a 2001-like VGA photo camera. Release date and pricing details are obviously not known yet.

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  • motoboost

    it's about time. and yes. it should be a low end phone. i would even take the camera off of it. that's only going to increase the price useless(if u really want to add a camera add at least an 1.3mp). the qwerty keyboard is needed specially nowadays because there are people whom only text. and not everyone has $300 or more to pay for a phone with a full keyboard and windows mobile or others. please get this phone done asap. we need it.

  • Ron

    I don't think they should take the camera off. Some people like to text and send picture messages! If you want a phone with no camera you can switch to t-mobile and get one of those old black berry's! Gosh this phone doesn't even cost that much! It's a great price that me a young man can afford. so boost gone head.

  • Ron

    I don't think they should take the camera off. Some people like to text and send picture messages! If you want a phone with no camera you can switch to t-mobile and get one of those old black berry's! Gosh this phone doesn't even cost that much! It's a great price that me a young man can afford. so boost gone head.

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