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Motorola Brings Power to the Person with New
Solutions at Consumer Electronics Show in Las
Vegas
Company Expands Seamless
Mobility Offerings with Faster Handsets, Wireless Sharing and Alliance with
Snowboarding Pioneer
Personal
Videophone and “Must-have” Razr Win “Best of”
honors
LAS VEGAS, NV. – 6 January
2005 – At the Consumer Electronics Show (Booth #8545, Central Hall),
Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) unveiled new Seamless Mobility solutions, including
high-speed and feature-packed handsets and an alliance to develop wireless
communications-enabled
outerwear.
“Motorola is bringing power to
the person through Seamless Mobility,” said Ed
Zander, chairman and CEO, Motorola. “Whether at
home, in the auto, at work or out in the world, we recognize that the consumer
is in command, and we develop solutions accordingly. We’re catalysts for
– rather than controllers of – the consumer’s
experience.”
Ron
Garriques, Motorola executive vice president and
president of the company’s personal devices business, will present a
keynote on Thursday, January 6, at 4:30 p.m. Pacific Time at the Las Vegas
Hilton.
In addition to showcasing new Seamless
Mobility solutions, Motorola is celebrating “Best of” honors
bestowed on two of its newest designs – the Personal Videophone known as
Ojo™ and the wildly popular, must-have Motorola Razr V3 handset. Both
solutions were recognized by CES for Innovation in Design and
Engineering.
OUT IN THE
WORLD
• Motorola E815 -- With the
introduction of its first EVDO handset in North America, Motorola is delivering
a new level of speed and functionality. Enabling new features like video on
demand, the E815 brings rich entertainment to
consumers.
•Taking it to the EDGE
-- Motorola continues to combine its innovative design with advanced technology
with the introduction of the EDGE-enabled V635 and V186. With the V635’s
one-megapixel camera, video capture and playback and TransFlash™ removable
memory, consumers can capture and share more of life’s events quickly and
easily.
The Motorola E815, V635 and V186 are
expected to be available Q1 2005.
•
Mobile Music via Bluetooth -- Motorola delivers wire-free musical
entertainment via the Motorola Bluetooth® Stereo Headset HT820, Motorola
Bluetooth® Stereo Transceiver DC800 and Motorola Bluetooth® USB PC
Adapter PC850. Music can now be streamed from your phone, stereo or PC to your
headset for wire-free listening
enjoyment.
• Burton Snowboard
Alliance -- Motorola brings wireless technology to the mountains with Burton
Snowboards. Incorporating Bluetooth technology, the wearables line includes a
Bluetooth-enabled jacket, helmet and beanie that will provide wireless,
high-performance connectivity and playability on and off the slopes starting in
winter 2005-2006.
IN THE CONNECTED
HOME
• Debut of the Motorola
OjoTM Personal Videophone -- Motorola announced the debut
of the highly-anticipated Motorola OjoTM Personal Videophone. The
first consumer product to bring video telephony out of the future and into the
“connected home,” Motorola Ojo connects friends, family or business
associates separated by physical distance with real-time, face-to-face
communication.
Along with the debut of Ojo,
Motorola announced “The Motorola Ojo™ WINMEMOTO
Sweepstakes.” The contest coincides with the premier of the fourth
season of FOX’s hit drama “24” on January 9, 2005.
• Motorola Home Monitoring and
Control System -- We extended our portfolio of solutions for monitoring the
home by introducing a new line of IP-based home network cameras and extending
the functionality of our Home Monitoring and Control System with ten new
accessories.
IN THE
AUTO
Motorola unveiled its BLNC
Bluetooth® Car Kit Portfolio, which includes three products and
provides consumers a range of features and price points to make in-vehicle
communication more convenient. The products are expected to be available in
North America during the first quarter of 2005 via www.hellomoto.com.
•
Motorola BLNC Bluetooth Car Kit IHF1000 – Motorola delivers enhanced
hands- and wire-free telephony for the automotive environment with this premium
easy-to-use, professionally installed, voice-operated car
kit.
• Motorola BLNC Bluetooth
HF850 – Motorola debuts this deluxe, professionally installed car kit,
which accesses speaker-dependent voice tags stored in a mobile handset, to
provide consumers with an intuitive in-vehicle communication
experience.
• Motorola BLNC
Bluetooth Car Kit HF820 – Motorola delivers an enhanced version
of the company’s popular HF800, which is an ideal solution for the
on-the-go consumer who wants a portable hands-free
product.
International CES Innovations
Design and Engineering Awards
Ten new consumer
electronics solutions from Motorola will be recognized for Innovation in Design
and Engineering, including the groundbreaking Ojo™ Personal Videophone
– winner of the “Best of” honors in the telephone category,
and the ultra-thin Razr V3 – recognized as “Best of” all
products in the wireless communications category.
Other Motorola products recognized for
Innovation in Design and
Engineering:
Wireless
Communications:
Motorola
A630
Motorola
MPx
Motorola HS830 (Bluetooth helmet and
pendant)
Integrated Home
Systems:
Motorola Home Monitoring and Control
System
Motorola IP Video Camera
System
Cordless
Telephones:
Motorola SD4500 Expandable Home
Communication System
Motorola MD7000 Series 5.8 GHz
Digital Two-Line Cordless Phone
Motorola MD4100
Series 2.4 GHz Digital Dual-Handset Cordless
Phone
Motorola will showcase these products and
much more at Central Hall Booth #8545 as part of its complete portfolio of
consumer electronics devices.
Editors Note:
For high-resolution images of Motorola’s consumer solutions, please visit:
www.motorola.com/content/0,,3310,00.html.
About
Motorola
Motorola is a Fortune 100 global
communications leader that provides seamless mobility products and solutions
across broadband, embedded systems and wireless networks. In your home,
auto, workplace, and all spaces in between, seamless mobility means you can
reach the people, things and information you need, anywhere, anytime.
Seamless mobility harnesses the power of technology convergence and
enables smarter, faster, cost-effective and flexible communication.
Motorola had sales of US$27.1 billion in 2003. For more information:
www.motorola.com.
Media
Contacts:
Juli
Burda
Motorola,
Inc.
+1-847-877-7277
Juli.Burda@motorola.com
Monica
Rohleder
Motorola,
Inc.
+1-847-606-1973
Monica.Rohleder@motorola.com
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