Kodak announced its impressive, but expensive, world’s first consumer-level OLED photo frame back on September 17th. We now have a couple of video reviews of this little marvel (one from CNET below), giving us a better look at the 7.6-inch OLED display and its touch-sensitive border.
Motorola has announced its new MOTOZINE ZN5 handset which, through a partnership with Kodak, includes a 5 megapixel camera, xenon flash, image stitching and full integration with Kodak Gallery.
The candybar style handset includes WiFi connectivity on top of support for quad-band GSM and EDGE networks.
It includes Motorola’s CrystalTalk Technology to improve the clarity of voice communications even in noisy environments.
Photos can be transferred to computer by WiFi, Bluetooth or USB and can also be printed directly and wirelessly at Kodak kiosks or with Kodak all-in-one Bluetooth printers.
From the press release it doesn’t look like this handset is set to compete with the recent announcements of Bio-Plastic or Waterproof handsets.
Motorola will kick-start the launch in China next month and will introduce the new model to the rest of the world throughout the remainder of 2008.
Sources:
Engadget
Motorola Press Release
