Cool Motorola A1200 Linux PDA Phone

Mar 22 2006, 2:22am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Motorola shows off a new stylish Linux powered PDA phone in China.

The Motorola A1200 showed-up the first time in January. Phonedaily (Via AkihabaraNews) has several photos from a Motorola event featuring the A1200 and gadget models.
The A1200 features a 2.4 inch QVGA screen, 2MP camera and runs on an Intel XScale PXA270 CPU.The Motorola A1200 measures 96x52x21.5mm. As you can see in the photo this Linux PDA phone is really quite small. It is currently being launched in Asia and might come later this year to the United States.

See also the Motorola Linux Phones: A910, A728 and A732.

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