Besides its new Cliq XT, Motorola showed other handsets at its booth at Mobile World Congress.
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The MotoRoi is the first Android phone for Korea. It has a sharp 3.7-inch display, an 8-megapixel camera with video recording, a microSD card slot, 8GB of internal storage, and HDMI with a TV tuner.
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Motorola MotoRoi
The MotoRoi has a keyboard that's in Korean.
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Motorola Devour
The Motorola Devour is headed to Verizon Wireless in March. It kind of resembles the Motorola Droid and runs Android.
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Motorola Devour
The Devour has a 3.5mm headset jack.
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Motorola Milestone
The Motorola Milestone is the Droid's European version. Unlike the Droid, it features full multitouch.
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Motorola A45 Eco
The A45 Eco has a unique square slider design in orange. Designed for younger users, the handset centers on social networking and messaging. It's made from recycled materials and is certified carbon neutral by Carbonfund.org.
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Motorola XT800 Zhishang
The XT800 Zhishang in an Android phone for China. Features include a 5-megapixel camera, a microSD card slot, and a 3.5mm headset jack.
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Motorola MT710
The MT710 showed its face at CES last month. Also bound for China, the Android-powered MT710 has Bluetooth 2.1, an accelerometer, a 5-megapixel camera with video recording, and a microSD card slot. Though basically rectangular, the rounded corners on the left side make it resemble a book.
