The upcoming Blackberry killer, the Motorola Q has been delayed once again as we’re now likley to see the anticipated device later in 06. Motorola originally announced the Q in July 2005, targeting a Q1 2006 launch date. In September 2005, Ed Zander (CEO) hinted the device might debut early, but I guess thats now hit the fan. Motorola’s pitch for the Q is that it will be the “thinnest, lightest” handset with an integrated QWERTY keypad. It measures 11.5 x 6.3 x 1.1cm, which is certainly thinner than the 2cm-thick Palm Treo 650 and the 1.8cm-thick RIM Blackberry 7780, though the Palm device’s face is smaller. Unlike the Treo, the Q has no antenna stub.

The upcoming Blackberry killer, the Motorola Q has been delayed once again as we’re now likley to see the anticipated device later in 06. Motorola originally announced the Q in July 2005, targeting a Q1 2006 launch date. In September 2005, Ed Zander (CEO) hinted the device might debut early, but I guess thats now hit the fan. Motorola’s pitch for the Q is that it will be the “thinnest, lightest” handset with an integrated QWERTY keypad. It measures 11.5 x 6.3 x 1.1cm, which is certainly thinner than the 2cm-thick Palm Treo 650 and the 1.8cm-thick RIM Blackberry 7780, though the Palm device’s face is smaller.

Motorola Q Tech Specs
The Q’s display is a 2.4in, 320 x 240, 65,536-colour job, and the handset also incorporates a 1.3 megapixel digicam with a flash. There’s a Mini SD slot for memory expansion, and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity. The keypad is backlit, and Motorola has built in speakerphone capability.

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