This Motoming A1200 smartphone serves as a PDA, a music player, a camera, a video recorder, a name card reader and a data storage device of up to 1GB – in one chic package.

Specification:
Phone type: Quadband
Networks: GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options: GPRS, Java, Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery: 122 g
Battery type(s) supported: Rechargeable 850mAh Lithium-ion battery
Max. talktime (in hours): 7 hours
Max. standby time (in hours): 200 hours
Additional functions: High performance PIM; speaker independent voice dial; cursive handwriting recognition (Chinese only) ;email support ;instant messenging via IM Wireless Village; Motorola ClearTalk technology.

Nokia 6085 is an inexpensive clamshell phone with expandable memory and an MP3 player. It’s a pretty disappointing mix of components that appear to have been thrown together.

Nokia have revise a fairly standard overall look that we’ve seen in other 6000 series clamhshells, and then added a low end 128×160 pixel display and VGA resolution camera. The Nokia 6085 comes with a microSD slot, FM radio, Bluetooth and an MP3 player and usefully it is a quad-band GSM phone.

The BlackBerry Pearl 8100 is a much more compact device than the 7130. The BlackBerry 8100 comes in at 107×50x15mm and just 90 grams, compared to the 7130’s 115×56x18mm and 120 grams. But, the Pearl manages to fit in a 1.3 megapixel camera, expandable memory and an MP3 player, making this a much more consumer friendly handset than the business-orientated BlackBerry devices that have gone before.

The RAZR MAXX has EDGE support as well as HSDPA. It’s a highly competitive handset: the RAZR MAXX comes with a 2.2″ 320×240 pixel display, 2 megapixel camera, video calling, 50Mb of internal memory plus Bluetooth, a multimedia and touch-sensitive external media controls.

The maximum download rate with HSDPA is quoted as 3.6Mbps, although coverage limitations will apply. At the maximum rate, the RAZR MAXX’s HSDPA capabilities will be ten times faster than standard 3G.