Articles by bajiThe Motorola A1200 smart phone is a Linux based PDA phone that hails from the old Motorola smart phone designs. The new Ming looks absolutely fantastic. Take a look at the sleek semi-see through protective flip case that isn’t just an aesthetic boon. The Ming flip actually shows off the antenna which leads to the earpiece hardware.
The Ming is subject to fingerprints and other icky stuff because of its material, which is some sort of hard, smoked transparent plastic.
Text messaging is probably the worst with this phone if you have small fingers. The stylus itself is rather small so you may want to buy a larger one. I’ve managed with my little Asian fingers though. SMS input can be done in a variety of formats: English Keyboard (QWERTY), Numeric Pad, Handwriting Recognition, and Pinyin Board
The highlight of the Ming is its 2MP camera that can also record video. It has a very innovative user interface for taking shots. Tap the screen and panels that display camera options such as effects and brightness spring out from the side in semi-transparency. Tap it again and they disappear with a cool animation.
Description:
Business card scanning function
POP3, IMAP4, SMTP e-mail protocol support
Browse and edit Word, Excel, and Power Point files
Real Player, MP3, MP4, AAC+ etc., file formats support
Bluetooth stereo headset
Linux Operating System
Touch screen
Handwriting recognition technology
2.0 mega pixel camera
Intel PXA270 processor
Battery capacity is 850 mAh - enough for 270-480 min talktime
Bluetooth module built-in
Stereo headset support
2.4” 240×320 pixels QVGA TFT screen
8MB built-in memory.
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