Motorola ZN5

THE GOOD: Linux OS, WIFI, 5 Megapix Camera, Solid Battery Life, Slim Design, High Capacity Internal Storage

THE BAD: None

Added on: June 2008

Motorola ZN5 Specifications

Usability
Display Resolution	240x320px
Display Color	256K
Display Technology	TFT
Input / Navigation	Navigation Joystick / Button Numeric Keypad
Talk Time	9.5h
Stand-by Time	580h
Vibration	Available
Ringtones	MP3 Polyphonic

Connectivity
Compatible Networks	GSM 900 GSM 1800 GSM 1900 GSM 850
WLAN	Wi-Fi (wireless LAN)
USB	v2.0
Bluetooth	v2.0
Audio Output	3.5mm Audio Connector
TV Out	Direct TV Output
EDGE	Class 12
Radio	FM
GPRS	Class 12

Software
Operating System	Linux OS
Java	MIDP 2

Hardware
Processor Speed	500MHZ
External Memory	microSD
Internal Memory	350MB
Camera Resolution	5 Megapix
Camera Flash	Xenon
Video Recording	Available
Battery	950 mAh

Ergonomics
Dimensions	118x50.5x12mm
Weight	114g
Form Factor	Candy Bar

Ballpark Price Estimate

145.10 to 178.10 US$

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