MOTOKRZR K3 with 3G gets official

No surprises here: we got wind of an upcoming 3G MOTOKRZR K3 with 2 megapixel camera in January, and by golly that's what Motorola is delivering. Of course, the looks are pretty much in line with the original KRZR, other than some missing external media controls and, of course, the fact that this one actually does stuff. For radios, Motorola finally has the HSDPA and UMTS that should've been in here from the start, along with stereo Bluetooth, and things get extra fun with the rear-facing 2 megapixel camera and the front-facing VGA camera designed for video calls. The phone also includes 50MB of available built-in memory, a microSD slot, 2-inch QVGA display and some decent media playback and recording capabilities. Moto should be pushing this one out in Q1 2007.

[Jeremy @ Feb 12th 2007 1:46PM]

Look to be a nice extension of the RZR line.

OT: Is the phrase "of course" a buzzword for posts today? Every post I've read today contains that phrase.

[Wiish08 @ Feb 12th 2007 2:12PM]

WOW! thats a nice cellphone!

[Kieran Coghlan @ Feb 12th 2007 3:10PM]

Here's hoping for a Cingular debut soon for the USA.

Jeremy: you must not be a native English speaker... Because if you were, you would of course be familiar with the phrase, "of course". Of course, it's entirely possible that you are a native speaker but from say, England or Australia, where of course the phrase is not used as much as in the USA. I'm not sure about Canada, eh.

[Jeremy @ Feb 12th 2007 4:43PM]

Still OT: Ha ha! Actually, I am an unfortunate product of the LAUSD/Spell checkers and of course, I am familiar with the phrase "of course". I just think with hundreds of thousands of English words to chose from having so many 50 word posts on the main page use the same phrase over and over again instead changing it up a little with something, I don't know, like "as expected" or "not surprisingly" might have showed that the actual authors had a much more commanding hold of the language for which they chose to author the post in the first place. That is unless there really was some sort of intentional effort to the phrase.

I wish Cingular had had this phone when I was forced to replace one I lost in the Kaiser Wilderness. But of course ;-) they didn’t and I ended up with my Samsung D807.