If there is something that the LG Cookie, Samsung Star/Corby, and the upcoming Nokia 5230 has taught Motorola, it’s the potential of a low-cost touchscreen. It seems that Motorola has taken this to heart and is hitting this segment with “Crush”. Crush has a simple candybar handset design that resembles the Dell Mini 3i, featuring a capacitive touchscreen and two buttons on the top (lock and power). With a 2 year contract and a $50 mail-in rebate, US Cellular will probably look to sell more than just a handful of this phone. But having something like the Palm Pixi available at $99 certainly ‘crushes’ the MotoCrush. I need not mention here but this ain’t gonna bring ground breaking sales to either Motorola or US Cellular.
No information on both the internal memory and the OS is provided, but this phone probably Linux, as seen in the A760 / A1200 series from Motorola.
Features:
- 2.8″ touchscreen
- CDMA 800/1900 EVDO Rel-O
- Upto 16GB microSD cards supported
- 3.5mm audio jack
- Stereo bluetooth
- 2MP camera
- Address book capacity 1000
- 950 mAh battery with 4.3hrs talktime
- Inbuilt pedometer to count your steps
[via Unwired View]
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