Fanboy specs, drawings emerge for Motorola SCPL
What's a lazy Friday afternoon without a bit of completely unsubstantiated rumor mongering? Sure, it's possible that Ed Zander himself wrote this SCPL mockup on a napkin over a recent lunch, but we're thinking it more likely the doings of a fanboy with too much time on his hands. Anyways, the specs are as set above: 0.2-inches thick (compared to the 0.27-inch chubster X820 from Samsung),QVGA display, 512MB flash memory, microSD slot, 3.5mm headphone jack, FM radio (pushing it), Bluetooth 2.0 and a titanium-alloy build. We'd be pretty happy with about half of that, but we're sure this won't be the last savory rumor to drool over before we find out for reals.
















You seem to be mistaken. It is a 3.5mm jeck, not jack.
The maximum capacity of microSD is 1GB at the time, right?
I think this is a fake because the jack "is" 3.5mm on a phone that is 2mm thin. Also the resolution written on the screen on the diagonal is dumb; the diagonal is used for the size of the screen in inches, not for the resolution. The best part is at the end of the list there is an "etc". haha.
Oh man, the 320x240 diagonal dimension on the screen is priceless. As is the "etc" feature point. Come on Engadget, stop posting this garbage. If I were interested in unsubstantiated rumors and fanboy-ism I would go somewhere else... like to HowardForums for example.
We all realize this is a fake, but Cris I just thought I would let you know the Specs say 5 mm not 2 mm. In which case a 3.5 mm jack could theoretically fit.
0.2 inches =/= 2mm. 0.2 inches DOES equal 5mm, as stated on the mockup. Still, it begs the question: why have a 3.5mm jack at all? This think will play mp3s, but is the battery technology available for this thing to operate for more than three hours continuously?
Doubtful. Also, Ed needs to read that JD Power survey and realize that the american public doesn't want a candybar phone. I know I don't; I've used the SLVR and it is way too short to fit comfortably in my hand. Anything more than a ten minute conversation and my hand = cramped. This phone looks shorter and thinner than the SLVR. Maybe Ed & Co. are anticipating bluetooth ubiquity in the next few years. I still prefer a phone to a headset, though.
Put a decent camera in that (1 megapixel or more) make it cheap and I'll buy that in a shot.
I bet though, it will be really, really expensive. I better start saving then.
Hey, looking on this features I can say that this cellphone will be awesome. And it's Motorola! I respect this company. It's a pitty there are no any shots of phone
"Ed needs to read that JD Power survey and realize that the american public doesn't want a candybar phone"
Oh, well if the American Public doesn't want a candybar phone what's the point? We all want LG flip phones that are free with contract, because we're the American Public.
Actually, you want a Sanyo flip phone for free, apparently. You should have read the engadgetmobile article where you were told what you wanted by JD Power. I think it was posted yesterday.
"Doubtful. Also, Ed needs to read that JD Power survey and realize that the american public doesn't want a candybar phone."
The American Public also don't buy high end phones. A phone of this spec would no doubt be aimed at the European market initially - a market where candy bar phones sell like hot cakes.
I used to work at their libertyville plant. It takes Motorola forever to pop out a new design. If this is for reals...you won't see it for a looong time.
Does anyone know what chipset do they use in SCPL platform? Freescale or TI?
How can they make a slim phone that cheap??