Motorola's four CDMA multimedia cellphones: ROKR Z6m, RAZR maxx Ve, W385 and W355

by Thomas Ricker posted Mar 27th 2007 at 7:53AM

Motorola just went official with four new CDMA handsets ready to hit before July: the MOTOROKR Z6m slider (left), MOTORAZR maxx Ve clam (right), and mass market W385 and W355. First up, the RAZR maxx Ve king headed to Verizon which Moto has been teasing us with for a few months. It's what we expected: ultra-thin, EVDO, and 2 megapixel camera with integrated music player and touch-sensitive controls. The Z6m slider (which looks like a CDMA RIZR Z3) hopes to shake the original (E1) ROKR's fumbled hype. The Z6m multi-modal slider packs a 2 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth or 3.5-mm headphone jack to get tethered, and up to 2GB of removable memory. The W385 and W355 bring multimedia on a budget with a mix of GPS location services, Bluetooth, and FM radio. Now go ahead, check the gallery for all the pics -- don't cost nothin'.

Read -- MOTORAZR maxx Ve
Read -- MOTOROKR Z6m
Read -- W385
Read -- W355

Filed under: Handsets, Motorola, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: maxx, maxx ve, MaxxVe, motorola, razr maxx ve, RazrMaxxVe, rokr, rokr z6m, RokrZ6m, verizon, w355, w386, z6m

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OGHowie @ Mar 27th 2007 12:17PM

So the RIZR is now the ROKR? I'm confused.

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Thomas Ricker @ Mar 27th 2007 1:42PM

I think you're right. It's just a CDMA version of the RIZR Z3. It's definitely been rebranded as a ROKR though.

Thomas

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downsouth821 @ Mar 28th 2007 12:38AM

Since its officially been release. April 15, Moto Max hits Best Buy stores

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Justin Jensen @ Apr 2nd 2007 5:32PM

So there is no camera flash on the Z6m?? What are the differences between the z6 and the z6m?

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