Rokr, Razr and an old-fashioned clock face

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The Rokr Z6m from Motorola is one of the company's new phones announced at the CTIA wireless trade show this week. The Z6m shown here is a slider phone, with 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, USB 2.0, 3.5-millimeter headset jack and 2GB of removable memory for media storage.

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The iconic Razr flip phone gets a subtle makeover in the Maxx Ve version: faster EV-DO connections, a 2-megapixel camera with auto focus and an integrated MP3 player with touch-sensitive controls. The Razr Maxx Ve also has GPS and Bluetooth capabilities.

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The W385 from Motorola is a mass-market phone that looks a lot like the Razr, but with scaled-down features. It has a VGA camera with 4x zoom, as well as Bluetooth and GPS.

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Motorola's W395 is another handset introduced at CTIA that's aimed at the mass market. The clamshell design has a metal exterior, a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and video-recording capabilities. Plus, it's got a nice throwback feature: an analog clock on the secondary display.