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Motorola FLIP W375 Coming Soon
The popular budget RAZR, the FLIP W220, will receive an upgrade in the form of the W375 this year.
The budget clamshell category has received a huge boost with the entry of the stylish MOTOFLIP W220 for Rs 3,900, and now is a good time to let you know about it’s upgrade, the W375. The changes in the W375 include a larger 128x160 display, 1.5 MB of internal memory, MP3 ringtones support a VGA camera and USB connectivity support. However, the internal phonebook seems to have been reduced to 100, which is quite surprising. The W375 retains the external LED status icons (which I think are pretty cool) and FM radio. The W375 was announced around June this year, and is expected to hit the markets anytime before the end of the year.
First Published:Oct 23, 2006, 13:00:00 IST
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