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Motorola KRZR K3
$300.00
Released February, 2007
The Pros:Sleek and compact aesthetic, thinner than RAZR cousin phone. Better HSDPA reception than similar Motorola phones from this period. Intuitive music player with well-designed menu navigation and external controls.
The Cons:Video capture downgrades resolution to quite small QCIF format. Front surface gets smudged easily from fingerprints, detracts from otherwise stylish aesthetic.
The Motorola KRZR K3 is still slim and stylish like its predecessor, the K1. Many of its features are the same, but the K3 is 3G enabled. It still includes a 2-megapixel camera with 8x zoom, MPEG4 video capture and playback.
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It is capable of Internet browsing with a built-in Opera based browser. Battery life is somewhat shorter than the K1, but the internal memory has been upgraded from 20MB to 50MB. Other upgrades include voice commands and a secondary VGA camera for video calling. Overall, the KRZR K3 is a more up to date version of the K1, and fills the same role as a stylish and versatile phone enabled for the expanding 3G generation of phones.
Features
- Release Date: February 2007
- 3G network enabled, HDSPA 3.6Mbps and Tri-band GSM network
- Sleek, thin and metallic design
- 256K color main screen, 65K color outer screen
- mp3 player, including mp3 ringtones
- 50MB internal memory and microSD card expansion
- Bluetooth v2.0
- 2-megapixel camera with video capture
- Secondary VGA camera for video calling
- Video (MPEG4) playback
- SMS, EMS, MMS, e-mail, instant messaging
- Opera (HTML 8.0) internet browser
- T9 predictive text, organizer
- Voice command
- 3 hour talk time battery life
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Pros & Cons
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Sleek and compact aesthetic, thinner than RAZR cousin phone
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Better HSDPA reception than similar Motorola phones from this period
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Intuitive music player with well-designed menu navigation and external controls
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Camera has higher resolution than similar Motorola flip phones from this period
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Improved features (3G reception, miniUSB) over previous KRZR versions
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Expanded internal memory (50MB) and expansion capacity with microSD over previous KRZRs
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Video capture downgrades resolution to quite small QCIF format
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Front surface gets smudged easily from fingerprints, detracts from otherwise stylish aesthetic
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