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Look sharp and stay sharp. The MOTOMING A1200 is a unique flip-smartphone designed to deliver a solid all-around performance for work and play. This Linux-based handset offers an innovative business card reader, mass storage mode and cutting-edge multimedia capabilities. Touch screen meets trendy!
The MOTOMING with EDGE technology is a simple answer to life’s complications. A supremely smart, stylish and compact Linux-based device, MOTOMING is designed to help keep work, personal and entertainment worlds balanced and looking good. With the MOTOMING’s large transparent window and rich functions you will be able to see beyond the surface of the life around you, adding significance and taste to everyday communications.
Entertainment and communication epicenter - EDGE technology for high-speed downloads complemented with the ability to sync your music collection via RealPlayer and get your favorite music from any online store – access to music is a snap. Via it's integrated media player with multiple audio file support, FM radio, unique “play while closed” capability, Bluetooth stereo technology and up to 2GB of optional removable microSD memory — MOTOMING gives music lovers the music they want when they want it. A 2 megapixel camera, removable memory, business card reader, KODAK EASYSHARE Gallery compatibility, document viewer, Bluetooth wireless technology and a high performance personal information manager keep you entertained and organized.
Multiple personality - The MOTOMING is Motorola’s first mobile device with a dual-language “talking” dictionary. Users enter a word in a native language; the on-board handwriting recognition allows the text to be entered naturally by writing directly on the large 1.5" x 2" screen. The word is then “spoken” aloud by the device in a foreign language. Simultaneously, the definition of the word is displayed on-screen in the native language. Alternatively, when a foreign word is entered the MOTOMING will pronounce the word in that language and display the definition in the user’s native language.
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