Motorola widens Microsoft smartphone line
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Posted in Mobile, 16th December 2003 10:39 GMT
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Motorola will next year add three more handsets based on Microsoft's Smartphone OS.
So claims Taiwan's Chinese-language newspaper, the Commercial Times. And it says local manufacturers Compal and Chi Mei have been awarded the production contracts.
Chi Mei currently produces Motorola's MPx200 Microsoft-based smartphone, launched last autumn. The contract manufacturer will now work on the MPx220, which adds a digicam and Bluetooth wireless networking to the original model - both notable absences from the MPx200.
Compal will churn out the MPx100 and MPx300, though specifications were not given. ®
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