Despite the fact that these Linux-phones, according to some reports, has already emerged in China, their official release (very calm) occurred only a day before: the company officially presented smartphones Motorola Ming A1600 and Ming A1800.
In fact, these are two identical phones with Linix OS: A1800 differs simultaneous support for GSM and CDMA 1x. Both devices do not support 3G, which is an obvious sign: they are intended largely for the Chinese market, although their predecessor – Moto A1200 – were sold well in this region.
Phones have dimensions 98,9×53,5×19,6 mm, weight – 128 grams. Phones are equipped with a 3 Mp camera, Bluetooth support A2DP, microUSB-port, FM-receiver.
Wi-Fi is not provided, but there is a GPS-module, which provides navigation and geotagging for photographs. By the way, the camera can do gif-animations: withdraw and unite a series of shots in a movie.
Motorola A1600
Motorola A1800
