Motorola MT810/820 Breaks Cover Again

May 10 2010, 10:30am CDT | by Robert Evans

Motorola's MT810/820 flip style Android phone has been spotted again according to Engadget. This mobile is code-named North Sea and is rumored to be capable of capturing 720p footage in addition to (at minimum) 5 MP camera stills. Look out for an LED flash as well.

The flip cover will act as a capacitive touch layer, while the screen below sports a resistive digitizer to allow stylus input. The flip cover may also have some 3D filter ability, but we've heard no details on that yet. IT168 has short videos of the phone in action. You'll need to run Google translate to make any sense of the text, though (unless you can read Chinese).

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