Motorola Atila and Alexander

[Exploited]

What is this beauty (named Atila):



or maybe this one (Alexander):

[Joka X]

Atila looks good.....

[Exploited]

check out the networks it supports

[Joka X]

yeah......that gonna be some phone.......7.2MB HSDPA......that is not going to be cheap.....well, good to see Moto making expensive stuff again.......

[keaglez]

Look at the HSUPA... Is it the first phone to have it? Thats a good move from Motorola...

[joeyNET]

Atila Look nice

[Polar_BearXL]

along with the power, comes the prices, 

[Ascent]

wanna cryif i see this phone,,
what a beauty inside,,  :'(

[Joka X]

some news about Atila..... http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_attila_leaks_runs_on_winmo_61_professional-news-687.php

[MotoMania]

Motorola Alexander and Motorola Attila live pics

We’ve known since early August that Motorola Atila and Alexander touchscreen phones are in the works. And we’ve even some live pics of a working Motorola Attila phone recently. Well, today we have some more live pics for you, courtesy of Chinese site IT168.com:



Well, apart from the live pics, there’s no additional info about the new handsets. We already knew some specs, but not much.

The only new thing that can be gleaned from these pictures is the screen size of Motorola Alexander. We know that Attila wil have 2.8? display, and Alexander’s screen in the picture is obviously smaller. So it probably will be 2.6?.

Other then that, we’ll have to wait for more leaks, that I’m sure are coming if Motorola won’t announce the new phones soon.

Original Source: IT168.com
Source: MotorolaZine.Biz (English Translated).

[MotoMania]

Compal Communications lands Windows Mobile-based PDA phone orders from Motorola, says paper
Commercial Times, November 28; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES [Friday 28 November 2008]

Compal Communications has received orders for two Windows Mobile-based PDA phones, codenamed the Alexander and Attila, from Motorola, according to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report.

While both PDA phones are supporting 3.5G and Wi-Fi technologies, the Alexander features a sliding-out QWERTY keyboard and the Attila features an iPhone-like touch panel, said the paper, which also noted that shipments of the two PDA phones are now set in the first quarter of 2009 instead of the fourth quarter of 2008 as originally planned.

Source: Digitimes.com