Motorola SLVR
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The Motorola SLVR (pronounced 'sliver') is the name for a series of extremely thin candybar-style mobile phones from Motorola consisting of:
- Moto L2 (see below)
- SLVR L6
- SLVR L7 and soon to be announced SLVR L7 with i-mode
The SLVR L6 is basically a cut-down version of the SLVR L7 with all functions except for iTunes and the use of external memory. A similar-looking model, the Motorola L2 is also available but not marketed specifically under the SLVR designation. The L2, which lacks a camera, external memory, and music features, is marketed specifically to corporate and government markets which generally prohibit their employees from using phones with the listed features.[1]
The phones are thinner than their cousin, the RAZR, and the newest version of the phone (SLVR L7, formerly known as the V8) is one of a few phones currently out featuring Apple Computer's iTunes support, allowing the user to play up to 100 downloaded tunes that are stored on the phone. Its keypad is derived from the RAZR's, albeit without the dedicated web browser and text messaging buttons. The SLVR L7 also features Bluetooth connectivity, a digital camera with 4x digital zoom and has a speakerphone. Carried in the United States by Cingular Wireless, and carried in Canada by Rogers, it superseded the earlier Motorola ROKR E1, which was withdrawn from the market due to lackluster sales. There is also a quad-band World Version of the L7 available internationally, which comes without the iTunes software. Instead, the standard Motorola Digital Audio Player is included.
There is a crack for iTunes that will increase the theoretical song capacity to 1000. The international "unlocked" version of L7 is technically able to add the iTunes software through software cracks like Motorola RSD lite and P2ktool. The cracked version will not sync with iTunes, so songs must be copied manually using flash memory.
Interestingly, the SLVR, with its sleek black body, both resembles the monoliths of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and has nearly the same physical dimensions (1:4.3:9.8 versus 1:4:9).
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SLVR L7 Phone specifications and features
- Battery: Li-Ion 820 mAh
- Talk time: up to 6 hours
- Standby time: up to 17 days
- Dimensions: 1.9 x 4.5 x .45 in. / 113 x 49 x 11.5 mm.
- Weight: 3.5 oz. / 96 g.
- Bands: Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz for international roaming
- GPRS : Class 10 (2U/4D)
- Display: TFT, 256K colours, 176 x 220 resolution
- Memory: 11MB internal, microSD (TransFlash) expansion card slot for up to 2 GB removable
- Camera: VGA resolution (640x480), video
- Multimedia playback: MP3 (via iTunes for the US market, or Motorola's Digital Audio Player for the rest of the world), MPEG4
- Local connectivity: Bluetooth, mini-USB
- Airplane mode : allows safe access to address book, games and music during flights
SLVR L6 Phone specifications and features
- Battery: Li-Ion 720 mAh
- Talk time: up to 5.15 hours
- Standby time: up to 15.5 days
- Dimensions: 1.9 x 4.4 x .43 in. / 112 x 48 x 10.9 mm.
- Weight: 3.3 oz. / 94 gram(s).
- Bands: Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz for international roaming
- GPRS : Class 10 (2U/4D)
- Display: CSTN, 65K colours, 128 x 160 resolution
- Memory: 10MB internal
- Camera: VGA resolution (640x480),
- Video: Max 3min, resolution (640x480)
- Multimedia playback: MP3 (listed as primarily for ringtones)
- Local connectivity: Bluetooth, USB
- Camera: Yes
- Video Camera: Yes
- MP3 Ringtones: Yes
- Expandable Memory: No
- Infra-red: No
- Bluetooth: Yes
- Changeable covers: Yes
- For more information on the Motorola L6, and other Motorola phones, please visit www.motorola.com
See also
External links
- Motorola SLVR L7 - SLVR L7 on Motorola's website
- Motorola SLVR L6 - SLVR L6 on Motorola's website
- CingularSleek.com - Cingular's page for the SLVR
- Motorola SLVR L7 - Mobiledia
- Motorola SLVR L6 - Mobiledia
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