Ayer en Reino Unido, Motorola anuncio su nuevo celular llamada MOTOJEWEL. Diseñado especÃÂficamente con la mujer fashionista en mente, el MOTOJEWEL viene con su propio mini bolso con suficiente espacio para el celular, una tarjeta de crédito, y un pintalabios – todo lo que una mujer necesita para una salida nocturnaÂÂ
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El MOTOJEWEL está equipado con una cámara digital de 2 megapÃÂxeles y un reproductor de música que se sincronizar fácilmente con Microsoft’s Windows Media Player en su PC personal. Suporte para auriculares Bluetooth estéreo también incluido en este celular que se parece al PEBL, para aquellos que prefieren que sus música sin cables. Además, MOTOJEWEL viene equipado con una pantalla externa, lo que no es visible cuando apagado  y los botones de control de jugador, formado en la cubierta superior.
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In the UK yesterday, Motorola unveiled its new MOTOJEWEL clamshell handset. Designed specifically with the female fashionista in mind, the MOTOJEWEL comes with its own mini clutch handbag that has just enough room the cellphone, a credit card, and a lipstick – everything a girl would need for a night out on the town, Motorola believes.
The MOTOJEWEL is equipped with a 2 megapixel digital camera and a music player application that will synch easily with Microsoft’s Windows Media Player application on a personal computer. Bluetooth stereo headphone support is also built into this faceted PEBL-like cellphone, for those that prefer their music sans wires. In addition, MOTOJEWEL equipped with an external display, which is not visible off, and buttons control player, made at the top cover.
Say, for a moment, that Windows Mobile is Planet Earth; if the Touch Diamond lies somewhere around the North Pole, then we think you’d find this one freezing its ass off down in Antarctica. It’s a stretch of an analogy, we know, but it’s difficult to express just how different (and by “different” we mean “less attractive”) i-mate’s rumored “Hummer” is than some of its Windows Mobile 6.1 contemporaries. Granted, it does HSDPA, WiFi, and it’s supposed to be ruggedized — but we’re not really convinced that exposed screws were the right way to get that point across. Then again, most of the devices rumored out of the house of i-mate from last year didn’t make it to production, and this one may very well not either, so why sweat it?
