When you never know where you’ll be next, you can still be in contact. No matter how much you move around, callers can now reach you by simply dialing your local number to connect to you anywhere, anytime, whether you’re traveling domestically or internationally. The Motorola i930 is the first dual mode (iDEN/GSM) Microsoft® Windows Mobile™-based smartphone that enables mobile professionals to consolidate devices, access email, calendar, and contacts remotely, plus make calls while abroad.

Specifications

General 
Network  GSM900 / GSM1800 / GSM1900
Introduced  2005 Q3
Status  Available
Form factor  Clamshell
Antenna  Internal
 
Size 
Weight  167 g (including battery)
Dimensions  89 x 48 x 30 mm
 
Display 
Type  Graphical
Colours  TFT, 65K
Size  176 x 220 pixels
2nd Display  Present, coloured, 96 x 65 pixels
 - Second display: 4096 colours
 
 
Memory 
Numbers  600
 - OS: Microsoft Mobile for Smartphones 2003 Second Edition
- Processor: 180 MHz
- Memory: 32MB ROM, 32MB RAM
- Slot Type: SD
 
Networking 
GPRS  Yes
USB  Yes
Infrared  Yes
Email Client  Yes
 
Features 
Vibration  Yes
SMS  Send / Receive
MMS  Send / Receive
Camera  , VGA, 640x480 pixels, video, flash
Java  Yes
Clock  Yes
Alarm  Yes
Calculator  Yes
Multiple Numbers/Name  Yes
 
Standard Battery 
Type  Li-Ion
 
Extended Battery 
Talk Time  3 hours 20 minutes

Review

The i930 has a solid, sturdy feeling in hand and has some serious weight. It's thicker than the Sprint PPC-6700. The Smartphone has a slight wobble on the flip, because I can move the top of the flip slightly to the left and right. Since we only had one unit for review, I can't say if all i930s have this wobble. The wobble did not worsen during our testing period, and opening the flip gives you that nice, reassuring click.
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