Motorola's pathetic MWC showing: Z6w, W161, and W181

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Jurgen Gass @ Feb 12th 2008 8:28AM

Dear Henry

Your words are typical of our times. But if the waters of the market's flood touch your bottom your opinions would certainly change. This is the typical speech of an employed guy, with no family to care about....

But, just to finalize, forget the "experts opinions" a little, and check the consumers opinions about Motorola products:

ROKR E8 Rocks CES

ROKR E8, the new addition to the Motorola ROKR portfolio features breakthrough ModeShift technology, so consumers only see the buttons they need for a music player, cell phone or imaging device -- at the exact moment they need them. The ROKR E8 took the spotlight at CES with a number of key honors from leading technology media outlets. ROKR E8 was recognized with:

- CNET Best of CES award in the Cell phones and Smartphones category, as chosen by the editors of CNET. The third annual Best of CES Awards honor the top product in each of 10 designated product categories based on hundreds of entries.

- CNET People�s Voice Awards, based on nearly eleven thousand votes from consumers and show attendees wishing to recognize their favorite product at CES.

- Popular Mechanics Top 20 Products of CES � Editor�s Choice Award for which the editors of Popular Mechanics magazine lauded Motorola for bringing haptics technology to everyday consumer products.

- LAPTOP Magazine Best of CES 2008: Best Cell Phone chosen by the editors of LAPTOP which also noted �amazing work Motorola has done to improve haptics technology.�

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