Motorola W220

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Motorola W220
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Compatible networks GSM 900 / 1800
Dimensions95 x 46 x 16.7 mm
Mass93 g
Display128x128 CSTN display (28 x 28 mm)

The Motorola W220 is an entry-level flip-phone for the GSM network, introduced in 2006. The phone features dual-band capabilities, an FM radio, and a 65k color screen. Visually its design was based on the popular Razr phones from the same manufacturer.


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