Motorola MAXX broadband-enabled handset

Story posted on: July 25, 2006. Filed in: motorola.

Motorola has released one of the smallest broadband-enabled handsets around with the MOTORAZR MAXX. Featuring HSDPA and EDGE wireless technology, the MAXX offers exceptional data capabilities, advanced imaging features with its 2 megapixel camera, 50MB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot for expansion options, Bluetooth connectivity, music playback capability, and a lovely 2.2" 256k color display. It measures just 0.6" thick, a feature that can be traced back to its RAZR roots. Read more about the exhaustive list of features after the jump.

• Messaging: MMS, SMS, EMS
• Enhanced audio features for premium music listening on-the-go
• Video capture/playback and video sharing
• VGA and 2 MP camera with 8x digital zoom for low or hi-resolution imaging
• 50 MB user available memory³, removable memory via an optional microSD™ memory card
• Bluetooth wireless technology (EDR Class 2), USB 2.0, Over the Air Synch (OTA), PC Synch, Motosync, Mobile Phone Tools
• HSDPA 3.6 Mbps (category 6)
• EDGE Class 10, GPRS Class 10
• Internal Antenna
• Futuristic Touch Sensitive Music Keys with Elegant Lighting
• RAZR Phone-Lineage 3G Device, Mix of Metal and Glass
• Two-way Video Calling at up to 15 frames per second, Video Capture

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