Motorola A925 (3g) Australia Set

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Motorola A925 (3g) Australia Set

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Phone: Motorola A925 (3G)
Condition: 98% scretchless, looks very very new!!!
Package: Phone/Charger/32MB-SD-Card/Cable/Handsfree/2 Batteries (Don't have full set as seller didn't give it to me)
Warranty: 1 month personal warranty coz this set is from Australia (Fully unlocked)

Market Price: Not Available
Asking Price: RM1150 (Negotiable)

The Motorola A925 adds Bluetooth™ and Infrared wireless connectivity to the A920 3G smartphone, making it a superb business tool. Apart from these additions and a minor external makeover, the A925 is the same as the A920, and so much of this review repeats what has already been said about the A920.

With a Symbian 7 operating system, the range of software available for the A925 is extensive. The phone will sync with Outlook and Lotus Notes, and can be connected to a PC wirelessly by Bluetooth™ or Infrared or by using via a USB cable.

As a 3G phone, the A925 supports all of 3's video mobile services: video calling, video messaging & downloading video clips. It supports assisted GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) for enhanced location-based services. It also benefits from high-speed data transfer whilst on the 3G network. The screen format supports widescreen video.

The integrated camera is rotating, so that you can use it for taking pictures or for video-calling. The camera quality is excellent.

The TFT screen on the A925 is excellent. It has 65k colours, and is large at 4cm x 6cm, with a high resolution of 208 x 320 pixels - the same as the Sony Ericsson P900.

An interesting feature of the A925 is that it has a touch screen and supports handwriting recognition - a feature that it shares with the Sony Ericsson P900. The screen is used for most data input, either by handwriting recognition or using the "virtual keyboard" on screen with the help of a stylus. This system works well, and makes text input and menu navigation simple and quick.

Messaging is well-supported, as you would expect, with SMS, EMS, MMS and e-mail fully supported. The phonebook is large and can handle many different fields, including email, fax, home, work and mobile numbers. You can assign different ringtones to each contact if you like.

The phone supports multi-tasking, so you can make calls whilst using other features of the phone.

The internal memory of the phone is only 8 Mbytes, so you'll need to make use of the memory card. A 32 Mbyte card is supplied, and this is expandable.


Features of the Motorola A925 include:

* Wide screen display - TFT, 65k colours, 208 x 320 pixels
* Integrated VGA camera (640 x 480 resolution) & video camera
* Video calling
* Touch screen & handwriting recognition
* Media player: video, MP3 player
* Voice recorder
* MP3 ringtones
* Integrated stereo headset jack
* Integrated handsfree speaker
* Voice activated dialling
* MMS - video and photo messaging
* E-mail (POP3 support)
* Downloadable Java™ gamses & applications
* Downloadable Themes (Ringtones, Wallpaper & Screensavers)
* Multi-tasking � make calls while accessing other 3 services
* Assisted GPS for enhanced location based services
* Connectivity: Bluetooth™, Infrared, USB
* PIM functionality (Calendar, Contacts and Address Book, Task List, Notes, Date / Time with alarms)
* Picture phonebook
* Vibration alert
* Memory: 8 Mbytes internal, plus 32 Mbyte SD card (expandable)
* WAP, GPRS
* Tri-band capability
* Size: 149 x 60 x 24 mm
* Weight: 212g
* Talktime: 95 minutes
* Video calling: 55 minutes
* Battery standby: up to 3 days


Interested??? Please Call +6019 281 1600 at any time. (no sms please, sms will not be replied)

Thanks for viewing and reading. Have a good day
 
Motorola

Can use at Local here like using maxis, digi, celcom?
How much can lower?
 
All Network can be used including 3G... Lowest will sell is RM1100... Call fast before it is sold, only one unit... Thanks
 

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