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Six new clamshells from Motorola14th October 2004 Motorola officially announced six new clamshell handsets, the specifications for some of which have been leaked for some time. Essentially, the new handsets are upgrades of the popular V-series clamshells, which were already pretty good handsets so most of the improvements are limited but welcome.
Motorola V620An upgrade to the mid-market flagship
V600 handset, the V620 has an improved screen, new games
and photo editing software. Like the previous model,
the V620 comes with a VGA resolution camera, quad-band
GSM and Bluetooth. The V620 should be available on most
major networks. For more information click
here.
Motorola V550An enhanced version of the V525, available
exclusively to Vodafone, with new games and video recording
functionality. Like the V620, this is a quad-band GSM
phone with Bluetooth.
Motorola V545Exclusive to Orange, the V545 is an
upgrade of the V500 and is technically almost identical
to the V550 handset, featuring the same large 176x220
pixel screen, Bluetooth and VGA resolution camera.
Motorola E550Although this is officially an "E" series
phone, the E550 is the replacement for the V300 handset
and is exclusive to T-Mobile. Reported to be a tri-band
phone, it still features Bluetooth and the same large
screen as the other V-series handsets, but has
some enhanced media playback capabilities. The E550
is already available on T-Mobile througout Europe.
Motorola V547This V5xx series handset features EDGE
data support in addition to Bluetooth, VGA resolution
camera and 176x220 pixel display. Since EDGE data support
is one of the most distinctive elements of the V547,
it's likely that release will be restricted to those
countries with carriers who support EDGE.
Motorola V535Early photopgraphs appear to show that the V535 is identical to the V300, but it comes in a "tactile" blue or black colour. Video capture and Bluetooth are included, and functionally the handset is similar to all the other V5xx series phones, except the V535 isn't tied to a particular carrier and should be available on general release. More details here.
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