Motorola La Jolla points towards affordability

on 12/04/2009 10:45 PDT

The Motorola La Jolla, also known as “The Jewel” in Spanish, is surprisingly ironic considering the La Jolla has been targeted to be an affordable Android-powered cellphone. Makes us wonder what kind of jewel Motorola is hinting at with this – perhaps the superb bargain type which offers unprecedented functionality and capability at rock bottom prices? We do know that the handset will come with a WQVGA resolution display, a Qualcomm 7201A processor (528 MHz ARM11), a MAX7359 keyboard and Kionix accelerometer. Word also has it that the La Jolla will most probably be the first Android-powered clamshell as well.

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