Motorola L6 Mobile in Pakistan

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When its slim Razr flip phone rocketed to popularity last year, Motorola knew it was on to something, so it’s not surprise the company went to work on a candy bar version soon after. But rather than be satisfied with just one Slvr, as the resulting model came to be known, Motorola designed three that spanned the mobile spectrum. Cingular first introduced the higher-end model, the iTunes-equipped Motorola Slvr L7, in February, and it quickly became as popular as the Razr. And now Cingular rolls out the midtier version of the phone, the Slvr L6 (the low-tier Slvr L2 is a Cingular phone as well). Equally skinny but bearing a different coat and an improved Web browser, the L6 keeps the Bluetooth support, the speakerphone, and the VGA camera found in its sibling but ditches the iTunes compatibility, the MP3 player, and the TransFlash card slot. Also, while the phone is capable of supporting push-to-talk (PTT) services, Cingular has not activated the L6 for its PTT network. Overall, the L6 is an attractive and handy cell phone, but we weren’t impressed by the keypad design, the low-resolution screen, and the blurry photo quality. Available exclusively at RadioShack for Cingular, the Slvr L6 is way too expensive if you pay full price ($300), but service-plan rebates knock it down to a more respectable $100. Alternatively, unlocked versions average around $150.There’s no escaping it–the Motorola Slvr L6 is all about design. Though it largely resembles the L7 in shape, it’s marginally shorter and slimmer than its sibling, making it the skinniest handset we’ve reviewed thus far (4.4 by 1.9 by 0.43 inches). At 3.3 ounces, it also weighs slightly less than the L7, so you should have no trouble slipping it in a pocket or a bag. Keep in mind, however, that the small size has its drawbacks. It’s difficult to feel the phone vibrate when it’s in your pocket, and it can be uncomfortable to hold the phone against your ear for long periods of time. The construction seemed mostly solid–we tried dropping the phone a few times–but as with the Razr, we’re worried about long-term durability.