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The Motorola Z6 RIZR was first presented on January, 2007. With this model, Motorola aimed at the futuristic design and the advanced functions present on it. Aesthetically, it’s very similar to other Motorola models that became history. It’s a slide phone, very slim and with the flat keyboard that became a Motorola trademark.

Its design is fine and elegant with its body made in anodized aluminium. Its dimensions are 105mm x 46mm x 16.2 mm, with a weight of 105 grams. The display is a TFT that features 262 thousand colors, on a 240×320 pixels resolution.

Motorola seems to be trying to overcome the crysis with a few new models, among them, there’s the new Motorola Sholes, featuring Google’s OS, Android. The device has a QWERTY slide keyboard, and measures 115.8 x 60 x 13.70mm, weighing 169 grams. The 3.7″ display has the resolution of 854 x 480 pixels and views more than 16 million colors. The photocamera has the resolution of 5 megapixels and autofocus.

The device features an ARM Cortex A8 processor with 600Mhz and 256MB of RAM. The 512MB internal memory is expandable with microSDHC cards. Also included the Wi-Fi, GPS, multimedia player and bluetooth. The battery, according to the official data, guarantees 420 minutes in conversation or 450 hours in standby.

Price and availability were not yet determined.

This new cellphone from Motorola is aimed towards the Chinese market, also because of the CDMA network support. We’re talking about the Motorola W562, a classic candybar measuring 113 x 49.4 x 14.2 mm and weighing 87 grams, with a 2.4″ display with the resolution of 176×220 pixels and a photocamera with the resolution of 2 Megapixels.

Price and availability haven’t yet been announced.

Motorola wants more Android smartphones on their cellphone line, or better yet, more “economic” smartphones with the OS made by Google. That was the main goal from the American cellphone company, who is aiming on having a few new Android smartphones on 2010, according to Sanjay Jha, CEO of the Motorola’s Mobile Devices Business Unit.

Also, an email from a Motorola employee claims that Motorola’s strategy for the rest of 2009 will be to concentrate their efforts into creating new Android smartphones that will possibly be cheaper than those already on the market. He also says that Windows Mobile will keep on being used, but mostly on the business line.

The new Motorola devices featuring Android should be available on the market by the end of 2010 and they will have a customized graphic interface, hence different from those already seen on the HTC models with Android.