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Motorola BackFlip ket maysa pay a Android a Telepono

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief January 8, 2010 · 1 min read

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Imannunay ti Motorola pay laeng maysa a Android a telepono, ngem daytoy a panawen, adda iti kaaduan a naipakita ken saan a kas napigsa a kas ti Milestone. Ti Motorola BackFlip praktikal a nagbalin a reverse flip.

Motorola BackFlip
3.1" screen @ 320x480 pixels
Full QWERTY keyboard
Qualcomm 528 MHz CPU
256MB RAM
HSDPA 7.2Mbps
WiFi 802.11 b/g
Bluetooth 2.1 w/ A2DP
hangtod 32GB microSD card
5MP autofocus camera w/ LED flash
24fps video recording
GPS with aGPS support
Li-Ion 1400 mAh

Nagbalin a saan met laeng a kas ti Droid ngem maysa pay a naipatpatayagan. Ti telepono ket addaan iti Android OS 1.5 ngem madakkelan daytoy kadagiti 2.0 no makitkita.

Kanayonmo a tignayen dagiti litrato, ti maysa a bukod a qwerty keyboard ket adda iti sabali a paset ti telepono ngem agbalin a naka-position para iti panagsurat no iturong daytoy 180-degrees. Dayta ket mangipakita a ti keyboard ket napukaw iti abut, saan a kas kadagiti usual a disenyo nga adda iti laeng a naipatpataud. Ti sabali a paset ti keyboard ket agserbi pay a kas maysa a touch panel.

ti di may pangato a panangilawagan, ngem sabato nga maipalabas iti Asia babaen ti kinauna a ketat ti 2010.

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23 Comments

Name: · 15 years ago

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geeklab · 16 years ago

I just bought this phone from my US supplier for less than 20,000 and I’m very, very satisfied. It fits my requirements for a mobile phone. It can be a bit complicated at first but after awhile you get used to it. It’s perfect for the kind of work that I do since it integrates all my emails and social networks.

Also, in case you lose your phone (god forbid), the Motoblur feature will ensure that you have all your contacts in their back up. There are just so many things I want to share about this cp..haha

If you’re interested in getting one, just send me a pm ye****@gmail.com

Thanks

Jonathan Davis · 16 years ago

Someone’s selling a Motorola Backflip here in the Philippines.

Link found in TPC: http://www.tipidcp.com/viewitem.php?iid=1754810

Cartman · 16 years ago

I want it! Please release it here in the Philippines already! :D

Moto_Expert · 16 years ago

It is a touch screen phone and when folded the keypad automatically locks. Also what is interesting about it is if you’re going to fold the keypad to a 90 degree angle it will make the phone as a sort of multimedia station. Aside from the fact that it is a touch screen phone you can also use the backtrack for navigation.

J · 16 years ago

The other side of the keypad is actually touch sensitive — for use as a track pad — hence its unique backflip format. :P

The Teknisyan · 16 years ago

the standard of smart phone today should and must be a touch screen. If its not a touch screen, then the phone should have that plus factor that puts the phone above the rest of the smart phones.

The backside keyboard may also be a turn off than a plus factor.

The Teknisyan · 16 years ago

the standard of smart phone today should and must be a touch screen. If its not a touch screen, then the phone should have that plus factor that puts the phone above the rest of the smart phones.

The backside keyboard may not a plus factor but can also turn buyers off. :)

http://teknisyan.blogspot.com

xtian1986 · 16 years ago

if it’s android then it MUST be touchscreen.

Reel Advice · 16 years ago

definitely they’ll turn off the keyboard when it is on the backside

Erin · 16 years ago

Did I understand the specs right? This is not a touch phone yet the primary input (the keyboard) is in the back? Im curious on the design decision for this as keypad are usually inside to protect against accidental inputs.

ciao!