Motorola Slvr

The extremely thin series of bar phones from Motorola, the Motorola SLVR, pronounced as 'sliver' consists of the two basic models; the SLVR L6 and the SLVR L7. Few features apart, the L6 and the L7 models differ only in terms of body color. The phone is a Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz model supporting international roaming. The L6 is available in a silver-grey metallic finish while the L7 is available in a jet black plastic body. The body is manufactured out of a hybrid- glass-filled material for extreme stability, rigidity and durability for weathering everyday wear and tear or bump or drop. The models feature a VGA camera supporting a maximum of 640 x 480 video resolution with a 4x digital zoom function. The camera is complimented by a 262,000 color LCD screen capable of displaying images of resolution up to 176 x 220 pixels, though in the SLVR L6, the screen resolution is of 128 x 160 pixels displaying only 65,000 colors. This is further supported by playback for popular formats such as MP3 and MPEG4 or MPEG version 4 through the iTunes media player or Motorola's Digital Audio Player. The models are thinner than the MOTO RAZR, measuring only 1.9 x 4.5 x .45 inches and weighing 3.5 oz. Though being light weight, the phone delivers up to 6 hours of talk-time and 17 days of standby time using an 820 mAh Lithium Ion battery. The SLVR L6 is a downgraded version of the SLVR L7 without the iTunes media player and no provision for expandable external memory. The L6 model features an in-built memory of 10 MB which is not supplemented by any sort of expandable memory interface. The L7 model features 11 MB of internal memory along with a slot for microSD (TransFlash) expansion card interface supporting up to 2 GB removable memory. Bluetooth connectivity standard is implemented for wireless connectivity with a PC in addition to a USB interface, although the device lacksInfraRed connectivity. A Class 10 (2U/4D) GPRS support is provided for browsing the Internet.