Motorola's VE75 gets detailed in pictures

by Sean Cooper, posted Jul 28th 2008 at 4:23AM

We only peeped the Linux-powered Motorola VE75 a short week ago and the good people at China's Zol.com.cn have already loaded their site to bursting with pics from every angle. While the site doesn't offer up anything new in the nitty-gritty detail department, it does include a handful of interface pics if you were left curious from our first mention. Release date is listed as mid-August for about 3000 Yuan -- or roughly $450.

Filed under: Handsets, Motorola, GSM, EDGE

Tags: China, Motorola, VE75

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antony @ Jul 28th 2008 5:10AM

VE75 is not Linux-powered, it sould be a ODM phone using China MTK solution!

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Adam @ Jul 28th 2008 5:44AM

*cough*...sony ericsson...*cough*

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Ivan @ Jul 28th 2008 8:14AM

TOUCHE!

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tim @ Jul 28th 2008 11:29AM

Wheres my black v9x.

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Dave @ Jul 28th 2008 12:16PM

Like all Motorola phones, this would be a lot more appealing at a price point of about $200

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MadMike @ Jul 28th 2008 12:28PM

Motorola is still in business? Wow...

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Rudiger @ Jul 28th 2008 1:19PM

Ryan Block left Engadget to pursue the CEO-ship at Motorola, right?

We can only hope he brings about some more inspired handsets...

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Matador 27 @ Jul 28th 2008 7:51PM

WOW thats expensive 4 somtin not that nice

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NightBlade @ Jul 28th 2008 8:24PM

It really does look very Sony Ericsson-y...

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Razor1973 @ Jul 29th 2008 1:29AM

Maybe this is why this is the first decent looking Motorola I've seen in a long while.

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