Motorola V70 Retro handset gets spotted

by Donald Melanson posted Aug 15th 2008 at 12:18PM

It looks like Motorola is set to give its standard V70 handset a bit of sprucing up, with this new and hereto unseen V70 Retro model now making its first appearance courtesy of CTI-Miami.com. Unfortunately, apart from the fact that it boasts a generous 5-megapixel camera, there aren't any firm details on the phone at the moment -- even that model name is apparently subject to change. There are at least a few more pics of it though, and you can find those at the link below.

Filed under: Handsets, Motorola

Tags: motorola, v70, v70 retro, V70Retro

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slamEVIL @ Aug 15th 2008 12:57PM

looks like a prototype from 5 years ago that they just pulled out of a bin.

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Fernando @ Aug 15th 2008 1:34PM

Considering it's supposed to look like a 6 year old phone, it's not that bad eh?

Still, it's lacking something, maybe if the keypad was narrower...

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Fernando @ Aug 15th 2008 1:36PM

Ok and back key... Windows mobile anyone? :P

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Wildo @ Aug 15th 2008 2:16PM

My samsung A900M had ok and back keys and it didn't run windows mobile.

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JavaPip @ Aug 15th 2008 3:59PM

Recal this spoof on YouTube... remind you of anything...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WazA77xcf0A

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coolaslbluefire @ Aug 17th 2008 11:04AM

Let's do the Timepooooort agaaaaaaaain. :-)

Common Motorola; stop resting on your laurels.

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