Motorola A1200 Reviews (Cell Phones & Smartphones)

The Motorola A1200 (also known as the Ming) is a Linux-based smart phone with 2.4-inch 320x240-pixel touch-screen display. Features on the GSM handset include quad-band world phone support, handwriting recognition, a speakerphone, polyphonic sound,...

The Motorola Ming A1200 is a functional smartphone with a stylish, compact design and satisfying call quality. The feature set offers a decent range of options, including stereo Bluetooth, world phone support, a business card reader, and a media player.

The Motorola Ming A1200's interface was occasionally sluggish and the call volume tended to be low. Its virtual keyboard is tiny and the microSD card slot is in an inconvenient location. Also, it lacks 3G and Wi-Fi, and the internal memory is quite low.

Though it lacks some key data features, the Motorola Ming A1200 is a unique and user-friendly smartphone that delivers on call quality.

The Motorola Ming is one of those cell phones we couldn't wait to get our hands on, and once we got to use it, we knew why. It's just that fun and cool to use. Although this is an unlocked cell phone and some of its menus are in a foreign language, we...

It can be called a phone with added features. It can be operated mostly without the stylus and easily responds to a single hand. It may look like one smartphone, but, it is still a phone per se.

A1200 or Ming is awesome to look at, feels very comfortable in a pocket and enhances your Brand Image for sure. It is intuitive and has a lot of features. For someone that wants a great looking phone, this is definitely it. Looks and feels great,...

They never fail to surprise me, this company. Their phones are techno marvels when it comes to design and innovation. The Motorola MOTOMING A1200 is certainly no exception – it is a full-featured business smartphone, but it looks stylish enough to...

Aside from the rather disappointing battery life and the fact that it’s not too easy to 'write' messages, I have to say, WOWZERS! This is a great phone. It’s packed with features and its user friendly as well. That's most important. At around Rs....

The A1200 equipped with a 2 megapixel camera and just weighs 95 grams! It has a big 2.4?240?20 pixels QVGA TFT screen, 8MB built-in memory and support T-flash memory expansion.

On the minus side, except for the fancy transparent flip and rubberised feel of the casing, there was little to differentiate this device from preceding models. In other words, it is getting a little boring to keep looking at the same old devices with...

Announced last December 2005 and available for quite some time now, the Motorola A1200 Ming, also known by its nick name as the Motorola Ming is a Linux based smart phone from Motorola. It utilizes the flip design albeit with a transparent cover giving...

If you are the business type who still knows how to have fun and want to project a very unique individuality, then the Motorola A1200 Ming is the perfect smart phone for you. Young urban professionals will especially delight in its useful...

Motorola A1200 is a Linux operating GSM phone with transparent front cover. It has QVGA color Touch display and a 2-megapixel camera with Macro Mode. The internal memory is extended through microSD memory cards, which can store music in various formats...

Touch screen, design,

Applications a bit tricky,

The Motoming is equipped with plenty of features all wrapped up in a sleek, sexy package.

Vivid display, Sleek and light weight, Business card reader, Picture editor, A2DP compatible

Antenna stays off if battery dies and left to charge, Only 8Mb internal memory, Battery life not too good

Aside from the rather disappointing battery life and the fact that it's not too easy to 'write' messages, I have to say, WOWZERS! This is a great phone. It's packed with features and its user friendly as well. That's most important. At around Rs....

Motorola pioneered in the market of Linux-based devices by releasing a range of solutions running eZx operating system, specifically these were Motorola A760, Motorola A780, Motorola A910, ROKR E2. The E2, though, stands apart from the rest of the...

The manufacturer positions this handset as a smartphone, which is seemingly the right thing, due to it carrying Linux onboard, however it's almost impossible to find and install extra software. I have to mention, though, that such software does exist,...