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Have you been searching high and low for a mobile phone that works well with everything you need to do? Well, you don’t need to go very far: Introducing the Motorola i850. This simple phone can multitask for you and much more, you won’t regret having it.

This clamshell type phone was the brainchild of Motorola in the third quarter of 2005. It was a fine addition to the company’s already impressive line-up. The vital statistics of the i850 are 3.46 in x 1.85 in x 1.14 in, and weighs 4.32 ounces. When closed, the unit shows an external monochrome blue LCD display in 96 x 32 pixel resolution. Flip it open, and a 2.2 inch large LCD screen displays 176 x 220 pixels in 262,000 colors.

The Motorola i850 is WAP enabled, so you can browse the web using your mobile phone. It can also support GPS, so your i850 can give you driving directions through the speakerphone. With your laptop or desktop PC, the i850 will fit in perfectly. The i850 can sync up with your PC or be used as a modem, with software sold separately.

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The Motorola RAZR V3m is one of the newest multimedia phones from Motorola. As originally available in the United States in the first quadrant of 2006, the V3m, along with the other RAZR models, is now sold in Canada, Brazil, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, and in many Asian countries.

Motorola proudly boasts of this 3G phone, with Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) allowing millions of users to have high speed internet connection all at the same time. The RAZR V3m was named such because of the models’ slim and sharply smart features. The clamshell type and internal antenna make the V3m more compact. The numbers don’t lie, either. The V3m weighs only 3.49 ounces (99 grams) and measures 3.90″ x 2.10″ x 0.57″ (99 x 53 x 14 mm).

The V3m possesses a 1.3-megapixel digital camera, and a 2.2 inch liquid crystal display (LCD) screen with 16-bit color, and 176 x 220 pixels resolution. The camera and screen are ideal for web browsing, video playback, and video calls. The digital camera has night mode and self-timer options, and can record 15 seconds of video. There is also an external display, which has 96 x 80 pixel resolution.

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Earlier in 2007, Samsung proudly released one of its most innovative ideas yet, the Samsung Upstage M620. No other mobile phone model has been designed with a phone on one side, and a music player on the opposite side. It’s often called the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of mobile phones. The model was originally named as the Samsung Ultra Music F300, but was later on renamed as the Upstage M620, more appropriately because it seems to upstage all other units.

So what else makes this phone stand out? Let’s run the numbers, shall we? The Upstage M620’s bar style body measures 4.07″ x 1.73″ x 0.37″ (103 x 44 x 9 mm) and weighs only 2.57 ounces (73 grams), nearly as much as two candy bars.

The Upstage M620 has two LCD screens, one for the phone side, and one for the music player side. The phone LCD screen is 1.4 inches and has 176 x 65 pixel resolution in 65,000 colors. Caller information and text messages can clearly be seen on it, and whenever you dial, each digit is of a different color. The music player LCD screen is much larger at 2.1 inches, 176 x 220 pixels and 262,000 color display. That makes it great for listing songs, viewing photos and album covers and watching streaming video.

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