Motorola Minimoto MS400: Tiny MP3 Mobile Phone

Jan 26 2005, 3:01am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

I somehow missed the launch of this tiny mobile phone in Korea end of 2004. I4U reader 'King' pointed us to this tiny motorola called minimoto MS400.
The MS400 measures 90×32.4×21.2mm and weighs 90g. The MS400 is a slider phone. It has an MP3 player built-in. The TFT screen has a resolution of 128x160 and can display 260K colors. The minimoto MS400 supports the 3D Game Platform GIGA.

Funny enough Honda also uses the name minimoto but for its mini bikes.

More details on Motorola's Korean site (Korean) and on this Motorola minimoto MS400 community site (Korean). See also mobileburn.

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