Motorola outs W233 Renew and Motosurf A3100 phones

Here is another attempt from Motorola to woo mobile phone users. This time its offerings include an environmental friendly W233 Renew and socially active Motosurf A3100 touchscreen phone.

W233 Renew is an entry level phone with its housing made completely out of recycled water bottles. It also earns a CarbonFree Product Certification from CarbonFund.org because of its carbon neutrality. T-Mobile USA will start selling this phone from this quarter.

Motorola prefers to call its Motosurf A3100 phone, a ‘touch tablet’ device that has a customizable home screen. The phone runs on Windows Mobile 6.1, so the customization part is nothing new as many WinMo phones available in the market offer it. It also has a Blackberry-esque trackball, stylus, aGPS, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity. A3100 will also debut at the CES and will be available in most markets by the end of this quarter.

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