Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 coming to T-Mobile on November 3
This weekend shouldn’t be all about AT&T, right? How about some T-Mobile holiday love? Motorola announced the MOTOZINE ZN5 back in June and since then we’ve heard some rumblings about the 5 megapixel shooter possibly coming to T-Mobile here in the US. Rumblings confirmed. Word just came in that T-Mobile will be dropping the MOTOZINE ZN5 on November 3, just in time for the holidays. Sure the ZN5 might not be quite as exciting as some of the other news we’ve gotten this weekend but as far as camera phones go, this is no slouch. 5 megapixels, a xenon flash, on-device photo editing courtesy of Kodak Perfect Touch, EasyShare integration and a dedicated one-click Simple Share key make this handset a mobile photog’s dream. Spec refresher:
- 5.0 megapixel camera with Xenon flash and video capture
- High resolution landscape screen
- CrystalTalk technology
- ModeShift technology
- 150 MB of available memory, 1 GB microSD card included
- Simplified sharing and editing via Kodak applications
- Stereo Bluetooth connectivity
- WiFi
- Microsoft Windows Media Player 11
- Integrated FM radio
- MegaTones and HiFi ringers
- myFaves capability
- Photo caller ID
- Video capture and playback
- Video messaging
- Voice recorder
Hit the jump for five more marketing slides.
Thanks Gman!
Tags: 5 megapixel, kodak, Motorola, Motozine, T-Mobile, xenon, zn5
Anyone got a price this looks like it could be my weekend phone for when I go out and take drunken shots of my folks cause the curve doesn’t cut it in the dark
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I hear this’ll be 99$ on a 2year contract and free only on black friday.
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CANt WAit t0 gEt tHE BEH0LD
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There are two disappointments about this thing..well maybe three… 1. It’s Motorola, 2. No 3G, and 3. - The shitty Moto UI. The first and the last one could be overlooked if this was at least a 3G handset.
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Shitty Moto UI underneath T-Mobile’s even more shitty color scheme…
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I like the video capture feature. If that works well, it will be easier to record a clip and share it with the world….which may or may not be a good thing.
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It has a Linux OS so hopefully the OS is easier to be modded just like the E6.
I agree that the old Synergy OS is pretty $hitty.
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This device sounds awesome to use when I’m not in the mood to chug around my BlackBerry.
To the poster who is crying about a lack of 3G, get over it already.
T-Mobile is really impressing me as of late brining these high end devices stateside.
I really hope it’s not just WiFi but also UMA capable as well.
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It’s unfortunate that now Americans are going to think T-Mobile/Motorola invented the 5 MP camera phone.
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@LK
Thats the first time I ever seen somebody make that comment. I’ve seen a lot of reports about this phone comming to t-mob and you’re the first to bring that up. Good job dick face.
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erm, last i checked, the “shitty synergy OS” and the “Linux OS” looked quite similar.
i mean, press the right soft key on the idle screen and voila, you get the main menu. and on the main menu, you get 9 icons, which are inevitably phonebook, multimedia, messaging, browser, settings, and a few other stuff. and if you click on, say, setup… you get ringtones, display, themes, etc
just WHAT is so different?
but in other news, there are detailed reviews out there which compared the ZN5 to other 5MP phones, and it did very well.
on the subject of 3G, i think its a good business decision by tmobile to keep all the 3g goodness on the G1. why split up the limelight? they probably told moto to keep it 2g.
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@ Sox
moto did not make this phone for t-mobile origonally. they did not leave out 3G because t-mobile wanted them to. It was a strictly moto decision.
they made it 2G because thats what moto does best. if it was 3G it would be a battery hog and have a talktime of probably 1 hour.
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Heh.
It’s a known fact that we Americans get our cell phone information solely from the carriers. Except for those of us who visit blogs and are in the know–because I too knew this was going to happen for a long time–it will be assumed that the “latest and greatest” cam phone is this Motorola, which was actually the last 5 MP phone on the market. Few Americans have heard of the N95 or the K850 or the Viewty and wouldn’t realize they came first.
So, either you didn’t understand my comment, you didn’t read it anyway, or you just like to flame random people on tech blogs. Either way, I couldn’t give a damn.
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So… when is the U9 going to come over to T-mo?
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@LK again
I thought you meant “now everyone is gonna think t-mob/motorola is responsible for bringing good camera phones to america”. The ZN5 isnt the last 5mp phone because Nokia & Sony Ericsson are still introducing new models.
Very mature comment I must add also.
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I think I will keep my N95-3 and ATT here in the states at least I can get 3g with that. Although it is good to see competition in the market because Motorola was very close to shutting down business and now look at em…trying to make it work, I say good for them.
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@LK - I do agree with you. Just like most Americans think that only iPhones can look up Google Maps or play music just because it’s the most advertised one, they’re going to think that this is the first and greatest 5MP cameraphone because it is the first one subsidized by a carrier.
And to think that it’s Motorola! Nokia you should have brought the N95 onto a carrier!!!
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This phone kicks ass at everything except the keyboard. Another crappy touchsensitive keys pad that worksfine for pictures or dialing a number, but wreaks havokon any attempt at texting. Excellent phone overall, just don’t put yourself through the torture of tryingto text on it. I’ll stick to my BB Curveand G1 that I am typingthis out with.
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This phone kicks ass at everything except the keyboard. Another crappy touchsensitive keys pad that worksfine for pictures or dialing a number, but wreaks havokon any attempt at texting. Excellent phone overall, just don’t put yourself through the torture of tryingto text on it. I’ll stick to my BB Curveand G1 that I am typingthis out with.
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And apparently the space bar doesn’twork so well on this phone while you are typingfast lolz
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Or maybeit just doesn’tlike this website. I made sure to spacebetween each word and it still scrunches some of the words… interesting…
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FUCK YOU COMMIE!!! Its racist scum like you that makes this world = shit!
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