Motorola
A1200 (MING)
A1200 MING combines a transparent cover, handwriting touchscreen and Linux platform, representing Motorola’s distinctive business-phone design.
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A1200 MING combines a transparent cover, handwriting touchscreen and Linux platform, representing Motorola’s distinctive business-phone design.
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The E6 combines Motorola’s Linux touch interface with a stylus, physical music controls, a 3.5 mm jack, full-size SD storage and a 2 MP camera with a macro switch. Document viewing and business-card recognition broaden its music-phone role.
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