The stunning Motorola MOTOROKR Z6 cellular phone is a true work of art. This slim slide phone is packed with high tech features making it one of the most enviable mobile multimedia communication devices on the market. Savvy cell phone shoppers are certain to give the MOTOROKR Z6 a second look.
Data features are impressive in this cell phone and include EDGE for class-12 high speed data access. The Motorola MOTOROKR Z6 offers Bluetooth wireless connectivity, class-12 GPRS and Over the Air Sync (OTA). Users can add a maximum of MicroSD 2GB optional memory with additional purchase.
The 780 mAh Li-ion battery allows up to approximately 400 hours of standby time and up to approximately 300 minutes of standby time. Productivity features include an alarm clock, calendar and PIM functionality for premium organization and personalization. The unit boasts 15-20 frames-per second video capture and video playback rate.
Messaging is a breeze using the MOTOROKR Z6′s short messaging services (SMS) and multimedia messaging services (MMS). Users can also get quick access to email messages using the system. The integrated speakerphone is an added convenience that comes to good use.
The MOTOROKR Z6 has 64 MB available user memory and Motosync mobile phone tools. Ring tones, screensavers and wallpapers are embedded into the system but each can be downloaded for additional personalization. Other fun features include a calculator, alarm clock, dynamic idle and pre-loaded games.
The integrated digital camera is quite impressive in this small slide phone. The camera’s features are appealing themselves and include digital zoom, fixed focus and flash-LED. Users can take clear, crisp, colorful pictures using this extraordinary built-in digital camera.
This crafty slider cell phone measures only 105.5 mm x 45.5 mm x 16 mm (height, width and depth) and weighs a mere 115 grams. However, the Motorola MOTOROKR Z6 has a lot to offer.
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