Those folks at Crave CNet has done the review for the Motorola ZN5. Just to refresh your memory, the Motorola ZN5 is a 5-megapixel camera phone, which is produced hand in hand by Kodak and Motorola. And it’s loaded with a couple of photo shooting and imaging software goodies from Kodak.
The reviewer claims the ZN5 feels and looks very good in their hands. The camera of this phone starts impressively quick. Activating it needs you to slide open the cover on the back. Taking pictures is super quick which has little to even no shutter lag. The quality of the pictures taken using the Motorola ZN5 seems pretty nice on the screen.
You can upload photos directly to the Kodak gallery or use the included software, Shozu to upload it to a variety of different sites, such as Flickr and Facebook. For the Internet connections, you have only two choices, which is either you’re hooked up to a WiFi hotspot, or via your cellular network that works on EDGE, which could be a little disappointment since it ain’t support 3G for higher speed.
Some other noteworthy goodies are a 3.5mm headphone jack, that lets you plug in normal headphones, microSD slot for memory expansion and CrystalTalk technology, which improves audio quality during calls.
The ZN5 is due in this September.If you’re still in little puzzle after reading this review, CNet has uploaded a high-res image, which was taken using the Motorola ZN5, and you can download it here to verify the quality by yourself.
via [cnet]
October 19th, 2008 at 8:08 am
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