Motorola I9

Motorola I9

SPECIFICATIONS:-

Regions available USA
Technology iDEN
Packet Data No
World Phone No
Operating System No
Processor No
Internal Flash Memory 45 MB
RAM No
ROM No
GPS Yes (A-GPS)
Flight Mode Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible Yes
TTY/TDD Yes
SAR Head: 1.44 W/kg
Body: 0.79 W/kg
Languages English, French, Spanish
Manufacturer Warranty 1 Year
Accessories Included AC Charger, Manual, Standard Battery
Power & Battery
Type Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion), 930 mAh
Removable Battery Yes
Talk Time Up to 175 minutes
Standby Time Up to 79 hours
Physical Characteristics
Design Type Flip
Multi-Use Smart Phone / PDA No
Colors Dark Gray, Red
Dimensions [H x W x D] 10.4 x 5.4 x 1.5 cm
(4.1 x 2.1 x 0.6 in)
Weight 133 grams
(4.7 ounces)
Rugged Design No
Antenna Type Internal
Changeable Faceplates No
Display / Screen
Type Color
Technology LCD (TFT)
Colors 262k
Resolution 240 x 320 pixels
Size 2.2 inches
Secondary Display Color LCD, 240 x 320 pixels, 2 inches, 65k
Sensors No
Graphics Yes
Themes Yes
Backlit Illumination Yes
Battery Strength Indicator Yes
Signal Strength Indicator Yes
Voice Mail Indicator Yes
Text Message Indicator Yes
High Speed Data Indicator Yes
Bluetooth Indicator Yes
Input / Navigation
Input Type Standard / 12-key Numeric
Navigation Type D-pad
Illuminated Keypad Yes
Predictive Text Entry T9
Voicemail Key Yes
Any Key Answer Yes
Voice Commands Yes
Keypad Lock No
External Volume Control Yes
External Media Playback Controls Yes
Call Management
Phone Book Capacity 1000 entries
Multiple Numbers Per Contact Yes
Auto Answer Yes
Photo Caller ID Yes
Voice Activated Dialing Yes
Web / Email / Messaging
Web Browsing Yes (WAP 2.0, HTML)
Javascript No
Flash No
Email Yes
Messaging Services SMS, EMS, MMS
Push-to-talk (PTT) Yes
Connectivity
USB Yes
Bluetooth Yes
Bluetooth Profiles A2DP, AVRCP, BPP, DUN, OPP/FTP, HFP, HSP
Infrared No
WiFi No
UMA Support No
Data Tethering Compatibility No
Java Applications Yes
Brew Applications No
Expansion Slots Yes
Expansion Slots Info microSD (up to 8 GB)
ECML / Digital Wallet No
PC Synchronization Yes
PictBridge No
TV-out No
Camera
Built-In Yes
Resolution 3+ megapixels
Zoom Yes (8x digital)
Flash Yes (LED)
Additional Camera Info Auto focus
Video Capture / Recording Yes
Video Recording Formats MPEG-4
Secondary Camera No
Audio / Video
Audio Playback Yes
Audio Formats MP3, eAAC+, AAC+, AAC, WMA
Radio No
Video Playback Yes
Video Playback Formats 3GP / 3GPP, H.264 / AVC, MPEG-4, WMV, RealVideo
Mobile TV No
Streaming Video No
External Speakers No
Headset Jack Other / proprietary
Custom Ringtones Truetone / MP3
Downloadable Ringtones Yes
Ringtone Composer No
Ringer ID No
Vibration Alert Yes
Speakerphone Yes
Apps
To-Do / Task List Yes
Calendar Yes
World Clock No
Alarm Yes
Stopwatch Yes
Timer No
Calculator Yes
Currency Converter No
Weather No
Stocks No
Maps No
Notepad No
Voice Memos / Recorder Yes
Games Downloadable

REVIEWS:-

The Motorola i9 is the most powerful multimedia phone available on the iDEN network, which is kind of like bragging about a new sports car that uses leaded gasoline. The iDEN network is great for walkie-talkie calls, and the Moto i9 gets all the Nextel Direct Connect features business users and Boost Mobile fans crave. But buyers looking for an impressive multimedia device should look elsewhere, as the Motorola i9 comes up short in all of its advanced functions. The music player was basic and difficult to manage. The camera was lousy, and the external controls hardly helped us. Even the phone's design seemed out of touch: an amalgam of the dated RAZR styling with a touch of the Moto ROKR E8's controls. Not a winning combination, if you ask us. We wish Sprint had ditched the iDEN network altogether and stuck with the newer PTT services on their faster EV-DO Rev. A network, the technology used in the more appealing Sanyo Pro 700 phone, as this seems a better fit for the multimedia ambitions of the Motorola i9. If you need a multimedia phone for the Nextel Direct Connect network, the Motorola i9 is your best option by default. But if this is the best Sprint can offer, perhaps iDEN just isn't meant for music and pics. Release: March 2009. Price: $200.