Motorola Zeppelin XT800 Flying To China And Back?
Last week we heard about the first Motorola Android Phone headed to China – the Motorola Zhiling for China Mobile due on December 28th. But Chinese rival China Telekom looks to be getting their own MotoDroid – the Motorola Zeppelin XT800. The phone packs GSM and CDMA so it will work on China Telecom’s up and coming 3G network.
Detailed sepcs of the rumored phone were found at qq.com while the above picture is from mobile-review:
- 5MP Camera
- Auto-focus
- LED flash
- 720P HD video capture
- HDMI Out
- Text scanning
- Bluetooth v2.1
- 3.5mm headset jack
- GPS
- MicroSD expansion
- Wi-Fi
- ARM Cortex-A8 processor
It seems the XT800 will be made available on December 25th in China which would mean it, and not the MT710, would be the first ever Motorola Android Phone in China. But what might be even MORE exciting – at least for reader’s of Phandroid – is that the Zeppelin could be headed to the States as the Motorola Titanium:
The above is from an FCC document tracked down by EngadgetMobile where they noted that any smartphone type device packing Wi-Fi is likely to be running Android since the company has ditched Windows Mobile. They say that QQ.com compares the Zeppelin to Titanium but personally I was unable to find the connection between the two. I’m hoping its something I accidentally skipped over because this would certainly have its fair share of users on either Verizon or Sprint, where it would most likely wind up.
