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Motorola has been making phones in a turn around order of sorts lately: they had their uber-expensive, fashion-conscious RAZR V3, followed by the mid-level SLVR series, and most recently, the cheap, budget-conscious.

Motorola F3 is a very simple and inexpensive phone with an electrophoretic display.

The screen is a double edged one; it means some like it much
and others hate it. Paradoxically, there is no calculator provided: It should have been provided. It is a 3 line large display and numbers appear larger.

The MOTOFONE F3 is based on the SCPL platform. SCPL is a new platform by Motorola that will pave the way for devices a lot thinner and sleeker providing better quality audio and network reception, and also extremely low power consumption.

This phone is made at Chennai, South India . And this is exclusive for the
developing third world countries.

India is the first target region for the ultra-low cost MOTOFONE F3.

How maruti 800 goes for the first car buyer, the same motofone for new phone users. This phone has features
and accessibility designed so that everyone can operate it comfortably.

The F3 isn't meant for the metros where all of us take features like MP3 playback, cameras and internet access for granted. It is meant for rural areas where the main necessities are a prolonged battery life, high durability, better network performance, and of course, accessibility.

Considerably larger than the nokia 1110 sets. Yet it is compensated
by the slim nature of this phone. Smooth design; number pad designed to last
longer than any other sets. Also easy feel of numbers by rubber raisings in
between.
This is a really slim phone its just 9mm thin, which is the thinnest from Motorola. It has a flat keypad with raised lines demarcating the rows. I felt that those lines came in the way when using smaller keys like the OK/Menu key and the dedicated phone book key, but not for the rest of the keys. The fact that the keys are flat and not cut outs should prevent the dust from entering the phone. This is a pleasantly attractive phone to look at, and equally pleasant to hold.

The Build quality of the phone is nothing outstanding, though it doesn't feel cheap from any angle. The battery cover did creak a little on firm gripping, but we think it'll do just fine. We didn't have the heart to drive a bullock-cart over the phone and see if it still worked fine.

High-contrast screen using new ClearVision display with large font size for easy readability.

Characters are chaotic, a mixture of deformed small letters and distorted capitals. the 'K' has it's vertical line missing. . Embedded polyphonic ringtones in eight voices with the ability to download extra ringtones. T he maximum sound is stronger than what the phone can produce, the loudspeaker strongly distorts it.

With voice prompt instructions in local languages, a large readable font size and an icon-based menu, the handset is self-explanatory at every step. For pre-paid clientele, the F3 automatically reports the status of their pre-paid account after each call or message, allowing consumers to stay in control of use and expense. The Motorola F3 includes the features every user wants such as polyphonic ringtones, speakerphone and long-lasting battery life.

Reviewed by marco on 9-6-2007 Rating:

pues quiero que me manden ringtones para mi celular f3

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