Motorola ROKR Z6 is a Linux/Java music phone with Windows Media technologies, including Windows Media Audio (WMA) Windows Media DRM 10, and media transfer protocol (MTP). The ROKR Z6 lets consumers “plug and play” with any personal computer running Windows Media Player 10 or 11. With fast PC direct connectivity via High Speed USB 2.0, the Z6 lets users access music seamlessly.
Motorola ROKR Z6 music handset delivers the key elements in a music phone, including:
- Music dedication for one-touch access to the library and pauses music as calls come through.
- A 4-way navigation wheel to give immediate access to content.
- High-speed synching with High Speed USB 2.0 to side-load songs in 2-3 seconds, almost five times faster than a competitive music phone: a 500 song library in 15 minutes, instead of 2 hours. Synch purchased music from over 200 music stores, including Napster, onto the device from a PC; or side-load tunes from over 200 music stores worldwide - an advantage over most other devices.
- Finding and managing songs using Windows Media Player on the PC, which supports playlists, album art, search by genre, artist and more.
- Load up 2 GB microSD cards with the music collection; each holding approximately 1,000 songs and 70 hours of music.
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by Adam G on Wednesday, August 1st, 2007

September 23rd, 2007 at 4:03 pm
Aakas…
I have the same kind of phone and i am really happy with it, i dont need all those bells and whissels …