Motorola launched YuVa W270

It’s have been a long time for me not to review Motorola cell phone. Last time I did it at March 18, 2008 on Z9 series. Now, I miss it. Though Motorola is not in a great condition right now, it doesn’t mean that every gadget they make must be a crap stuff too. Perhaps, Motorola want to proof it with YuVa W270.

So, what would this January 2008-launched handset give you? A music friendly interface with a nice clam shell design. I would say like that since it has a dedicated MP3 player and FM keys. This special key enables you to adjust sound volume and change FM channels or MP3 tracks. Even when you close its flip. To make you even fall in love with your radio, MotoYuVa has RDS that allow you to watch your favorite FM station, artist’s and track name.
For storage, YuVa W270 offers you with 256 Mb microSD card and support to 2 GB T-Flash card. For a complete specs, check the list below:

1. MP3 player
2. Stereo FM radio with RDS support
3. Dedicated MP3 and FM keys
4. 2 GB support on T-Flash card
5. Talk time up to 550 minutes
6. Standby to 450 hours
7. 128 x 128 pixels with 65,000 color display
8. GPRS class 10
9. USB 1.1 support
10. Support Windows Media Player version 11 and later
11. CrystalTalk technology to reduce ambient noise
12. Hinglish predictive text software
13. Wallpapers and screen savers
14. Sudoku and Tetris
15. Currency converter
16. Calculator
17. Calendar

Hmm, for only 3,583 INR or 88.4429 USD, Indian won’t get so hard to grab it from Motostore there. Finally, this could increase Indian wireless subscribers again and again.

Source: Infotech, Cellphone9, Tech Tree, and Mobiletor