Today, Motorola unveiled three new multimedia-centric phones. Features include MotoMixer (a DJ application for mixing your own ring tones), a built-in camera, and varying degrees of MP3 audio and MPEG-4 video playback.

Today, Motorola unveiled three new multimedia-centric phones.  Features include MotoMixer (a DJ application for mixing your own ring tones), a built-in camera, and varying degrees of MP3 audio and MPEG-4 video playback.

The Motorola C650 model is built on the same platform as Motorola C380

MP3 ring tones; integrated VGA (640x480) 4X zoom camera; MMS; 65,000-color, 128x128-pixel display; speakerphone; J2ME (Java) support for games and applications; USB connectivity

•   General Specifications
  • Estimated release date May of 2004
  • GSM 900/1800/1900
  • 65000 color (STN) display
  • Battery Li- ion of 600 mA
  • 130 to 230 hours on standby mode and 240 to 320 minutes talk time
• Memory
  • 1000 names in the telephone, each name slot can have several types of telephone numbers.  It is possible to store contact address and a photograph or image.
  • 2 MB or storage memory for different applications, and also data
• Sound  
  • Vibration mode 
  • 32 ringtones
  • Wave files can be used as ringtones
  • 24 polyphonic ringtones
  • Speaker phone
• SMS
  • MMS
  • EMS
  • Nokia Smart Messages
  • Predictive text entry iTap
• Communication possibilities
  • GPRS(4+2)
  • WAP 2.0
  • NO IR Port
  • Synchronization via USB cable
  • Instant Messaging
• Organizer the additional functions
  • J2ME (MIDP 2.0)
  • Built in Calendar
  • Calculator
  • Organizer with the alarm clock
  • Games