MOTOZINE ZN5: a photographer’s ROKR
June 23, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Motorola
The Motozine ZN5 – this is what you get when you combine the technology of the Motorola ROKR E8 with Kodak’s imaging. What you end up with is an elegant cameraphone wiht Xenon flash and a Kodak lens.
In many ways it is actually better than the ROKR E8 as it also sports a 3.5mm jack and has built in WiFi. The purpose of the WiFi connectivity is to dock with Kodak wireless devices such as the picture kiosk you can find in malls. This feature of course, is non exclusive. But still — the Motozine ZN5 holds true promise with its impressive specs. We just hope that the ModeShift technology is very friendly on the keypad. It wasn’t the case with the ROKR E8.
The full features of the MOTOZINE ZN5
ModeShift Technology
350MB internal memory / 4GB expansion card
5 megapixel camera, auto-focus, low-light setting, digital zoom
Shutter speed: 1/60 – 1/1000 seconds in auto mode
Multi-shot mode
Capture modes: panorama, macro, multi-shot
Editing effects: grayscale, sepia, negative, reddish, greenish, bluish, brightness, sharpen, contrast, blur
Panorama feature automatically matches continuous shots taken on horizon line into single image
Digital zoom lens
Focal length: 5.56mm. Aperture: 2.8/5.6
CrystalTalk Technology
SMS, MMS, IM, personal e-mail3
Full HTML open source browser
3.5mm A/V jack, FM radio, MP3, WMA
Wi-Fi4 enabled/ WLAN: 802.11 b/g/i
Windows Media Player® 11
Video-C/P 15fps, MPEG4, H263
TV out5
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