Motozine ZN 5. Photo Credit: MotorolaJune 23, 2008 (Sawf News) - Motorola introduced Motozine ZN5, the first product of its new Motozine line of camera phones, in Beijing on Monday, June 23, 2008.
Touted as the first cell phone from Motorola that puts image capture first, the ZN5 was developed in partnership with Kodak.
Sliding open the Kodak lens cover turns the ZN5 into a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus, a Xenon flash, 4GB of optional external memory and optimized settings for low-light environments.
The camera features a high-resolution landscape viewfinder with one of the fastest click-to-click times available.
Motozine ZN 5. Photo Credit: MotorolaThe ZN5 makes photography fun with multiple capture modes, like multi-shot and panorama, which automatically stitches together continuous shots taken on the horizon line into a single, extended image.
Photo Sharing
Pictures can be uploaded via Gallery Link in one simple click and instantly shared to the Kodak Gallery (www.kodakgallery.com) to be viewed, stored and shared with friends and family. ShoZu can be used to upload photos to a variety of social networking sites.
ZN5 comes with Kodak Easyshare Software which makes it easy to organize, edit, share, store and find mobile pictures. Consumers can transfer pictures to a computer via USB, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth wireless technology and print wirelessly on Bluetooth-compatible Kodak All-in-One Printers and at Kodak Picture Kiosks.
Motozine ZN 5. Photo Credit: MotorolaCell Phone Features
ZN5 features Motorola's ModeShift Technology which re-aligns buttons based on the application you're in. It is a quadband GSM phone with Wireless Local Area Network, which allows users to connect in more areas around the world and enjoy high-speed wireless web surfing using a full HTML browser. To complete the communications experience, ZN5 also supports SMS, MMS, IM and personal email.
The camera phone will be first available in China in July 2008 and is expected to roll out around the globe throughout the remainder of the year.
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