Motorola Krzr K3 Features

On Feb. 12, 2007, Motorola announced officially a high-end model in the Krzr series. The Krazr K3 was created to increase the users ability to download and upload data, sporting HSDPA connectivity. 3G, or third generation, high-speed data is the biggest selling point Motorola has been in need of such a model to replace the Razr.

The K3’s older brother, the Krzr K1 is a very nice model, but was similar in features to the Razr series. The K3 is a high speed version so users that download media and send media messages should love it.

The K3 sports some impressive features highlighted by its Bluetooth capability. The model is equipped with a system that allows users to print directly to a Bluetooth printer. Naturally the model can do all the standard types of Bluetooth functions. Users can wirelessly connect to speakers, headsets, and Bluetooth car systems.

The model sports 2 digital cameras and offers a new technology that allows users to make 2-way video calls. The user can put the K3 on speakerphone, and the inside camera will trasmit video of the caller to the other end of the conversation. The screen will show the person the user is talking too.

The outer camera boasts 2.0 megapixel resolution, can capture stills and clips and has an 8x digital zoom. This resolution has become the industry standard, and is pretty close to the best PDA models’ resolution, which are currently around 3 megapixels in the U.S. Some models that can be purchased in Europe and Asia interestingly offer higher than 6 megapixels of resolution.

The model offers 64 mb of internal memory, and is equipped with a microSD cardslot. It is believed at this time that the model will be able to handle a memory card with up to 4 GB of memory.

The K3 is a beautiful handset, sporting two very nice gray colors, highlighted with blue lighting. The release of this model should be a lot more exciting than the release of the original Krzr, since this model offers some really significant upgrades.