Motorola E790 Apple iTunes Phone Photo Surfaced

Jul 4 2005, 1:08am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Engadget published photos of a Motorola phone showing a iTunes user interface.

This Motorola iTunes phone is supposedly called E790. The phone looks not very exciting. It might be a test model and not the actual flagship iTunes Phone (ROKR). This iTunes phone only comes with a 128MB TransFlash card. To be a real killer the Motorola iTunes phone must have a hard-disk, else the Nokia N91 will be just the better choice.
See the photos on Engadget.

This week on the 7th of July Apple has called for a press conference. Maybe we will see the iTunes phone there.

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