Motorola announces affordable W218, W360, W380 and W395

27 Mar, 2007

Motorola announced several new budget line GSM mobile phones - the W218, W360, W380, and W395. The new devices range from basic to feature-rich and yet affordable mobiles.

The Motorola W218 is meant for simplicity of use and is the least technology equipped devices in the gang. Yet it features a VGA camera, 1MB of available memory, a 65K TFT display and FM radio. The Motorola W218 is expected to be available in Q2 2007.

Motorola W218

The Motorola W360 has the same bar-shaped design but support MP3 ringing and besides a VGA camera it also boasts 5MB of integrated memory, high quality speakers and again FM radio. The Motorola W218 is expected to be available in Q2 2007.

Motorola W360

The Motorola W380 is a clamshell which again comes equipped with a VGA camera and FM radio but this time it offers MP3 and AAC support and a seamless USB connection to PC. Further on it has a standard 2.5 mm audio jack for listening to music on your favorite headphones. The W380 is expected to be available in Q3 2007.

Motorola W380

Motorola W385

The Motorola W395 is another clamshell and it is the most feature rich in the pack. It has a AAC/MP3 player, a microSD memory card slot, full USB support, Bluetooth and a standard 2.5 mm audio jack. The W395 is expected to be available in Q3 2007.

Motorola W395

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Reader comments

malik
05 May 2007
PxR

Plz somebody tell moto company to change shapes for new phones these are all old fashioned shapes from which we are bored too much........ these are budget phones,they will not be costly...... but their shape is boring.

NT
09 Apr 2007
myC

'Recycling old ideas'....yes true,but moto ain't the only ones doin' it....look how many bloody sliders samsung have endlessly churned out over the past few years,with only slight technical/cosmetic differences,SE have done the same thing ,and Nokia ...

toku
31 Mar 2007
ijA

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