’’One look at this baby and you will crave to own it, once you use it you won’t let it go’’ - I say this because I own it myself, now for almost the past 5-6 months and I am completely more than satisfied the amount I paid for it
Lets begin with the looks, most people want their phones to look jazzy so do I, a dimension of 116 x 57.5 x 20 mm, Enormous 208 x 320 pixels TFT touch screen with 65K colors. with a good combination of black and silver for the phone structure, dual cameras one in the front, and the one in the back (1.3 MP, 1280x960 pixels) (3g Compatible). A total of 5 buttons (2 gaming, 1 call receive, 1 call end, and 1 is a browser shortcut) and one 5 directional joystick. on the right side of the phone you will find a camera button and volume button, and on the left side is the speaker phone button and the power on/off and keypad lock button. also on the left and right side you will find dual high powered audio speakers
The phone takes usually around 30-40 seconds to load up. After that all you have to do is use the stylus provided and you are all ready to go.
The Motorola A1000 provides you with A-GPS function, Java MIDP 2.0, Bluetooth, WAP 2.0, HTML browser, MP3/MPEG4 player, Picsel Viewer (doc, xls, ppt, pdf), Organizer, Calculator, T9 (iTAP), Voice memo/dial, Built-in handsfree, Handwriting recognition, USB port, SMS, EMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging etc......
Internal memory of this phone is 24 MB, out of which 16 MB is available, more memory can be added by using a microSD (TransFlash) memory card (128 Mb is usually around 1500 Indian Rupees)
Now lets get to the pro and cons of this phone:
Pros
Excellent Display
Good Battery Life (Stand by Up 150 h) and Talktime (Up to 2 h 30 min)
Outstanding Speaker Output quality (you can literally feel the bass)
Customizable Applications
Handwriting Recognition / Roman Keyboard
Frequency is outstanding
Cons
Phone slows down when internal memory is full, atleast 3 Mb has to be kept free
Themes options could have been provided
Camera Quality not so good in low light areas
review is yet to be completely updated