Sat Feb 04, 2006 5:43 am
Shaped by nature and inspired by the feel of a stone worn smooth by water, the distinctively rounded PEBL U6 is the latest work of art release by Motorola's innovative design team.
As a T-Mobile exclusive, the PEBL delivers sophisticated technology and rock solid design. While attributes such as "chiseled, thin and defined" steered the development of the RAZR, the PEBL is shaped to reflect "tactile, soft and mysterious" qualities to offer an elegant mobile choice for the masses.
Crafted of high-quality materials, the PEBL has a solid feel not found on most phones today, complemented with quad-band functionality, video capture and playback, and Bluetooth wireless technology. Designed with the fashion-conscious consumers in mind, appearance was placed in the forefront. Truly distinct, the PEBL seems to evoke that rare quality of the desire Motorola so successfully achieved with the RAZR.
- Motorola PEBL U6 Review
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| 1. Posted by stargrl357 |
Tue Feb 07, 2006 1:02 pm |
Motorola knows how to make beautiful phones that's for sure! It's a shame it can't do much though.
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| 2. Posted by Erris |
Tue Feb 07, 2006 6:09 pm |
It's like a rounded up RAZR v3. Kind of funny how thye made several phones based on razr.
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| 3. Posted by mikekay10 |
Tue Feb 07, 2006 6:18 pm |
Not really - once an investment into a hardware platform has been made stands to reason they will want to base as many other phones around it as possible rather develop everything from scratch again
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| 4. Posted by mgoblue |
Wed Feb 08, 2006 12:51 pm |
People are suckers for image and cheap phones. The average consumer is going to buy a free black razr than a $150 mm-a900. Why? It's black and it's free. People don't care about function until they have problems.
Motorola knows what's up.
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