Moto SCPL: Thinner Than the Hollandaise Sauce at a Vegan Potluck
- June 13th, 2007
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We’ve heard of the SCLP from Motorola before. Word on the Web was that it was to be the thinnest and lightest Moto yet, while still offering next-gen features. That, though, is all we knew about it. Until today, when Boy Genius posted some seriously hawt spy pics of a prototype. It’s thin. Think Kate Moss Coke Binge thin.
The SCPL is to the SLVR what the KRZR is to the RAZR: a smaller, sexier version of a larger slim iconic phone. That’s an awkward sentence, but I think you get the drift.
The features BGR is reporting are great, too: EDGE and quad-band GSM, Moto’s JUIX Linux-based OS, and a tiny-but-hi-rez 320×240 full-color screen. The camera on the back is 2-Megapixel, but most likely has no flash.
It’s a mid-range phone for the fashion conscious. If you’re a fan of the SLVR, you’ll want to look at the SCPL when it hits T-Mobile or AT&T Wireless in the near future.
Motorola SCPL Revealed! [BGR]
Bozo
2007-06-14 11:29:03
I get that SLVR = “sliver”, RAZR = “razor” and SCPL = “scalpel” … so what’s KRZR? I can’t think of a “thin” word like that.
Great article title, btw.
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Justine
2007-06-14 12:41:33
Who uses that analogy?! And, btw, I’ve had some pretty thick vegan hollendaise.
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rtd
2007-06-28 00:19:07
its short for [k]razor. i know its not a real word, so dont get one me aout it.
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