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The editors liked
Plays music from iTunes music store
Decent range
Sound quality equal to an iPod
Support for multiple playlists.
Speakers are loud enough for hotel room listening. Less chunky and more attractive in the flesh than you’d expect. Good commuting buddy. Twelve hours music-listening from the Li-Ion battery.
First iTunes-branded phone
* Links effortlessly with iTunes
* Good onboard sound quality
ITunes software handles well
Good quality sound output through headset and stereo speakers
Album art displays on handset
The editors didn't like
Horribly slow music transfers
Sluggish menus
Rubbish headphones
100-song limit
Dead-slow syncing
Poky interface
Artificial track limit
Reversed stereo channels.
ITunes implementation is not done well. Chief annoyance is the 100-song cap (to prevent cannibalising iPod sales)
Closely followed by the USB 1.1 connection and sluggish movement between menus.
Slow to copy tracks No over the air downloads from iTunes 100-track limit
Camera resolution is only VGA (640x480 pixels)
100-tune limit
Slow transfers over USB
Cant transfer tunes via Bluetooth or buy them over the air
Abstract: Pundits claim that standalone digital music players are destined to be replaced by music-ready mobile phones. If they’re correct - and we’re not convinced that they are - Motorola’s ROKR E1 Mobile Phone ($349.99) will not be the vanguard...
First phone compatible with iTunes, Comfortable to hold and use, Good quality headphones and stereo speakers
Only stores 50 songs using iTunes, Extremely slow music transfer, Average VGA camera, Jerky and sluggish iTunes client on phone
An older model handset that Motorola has tried to resuscitate by building in support for iTunes -- but in our eyes, there is no real hope for this incarnation. Perhaps in another form, Motorola -- or Apple -- can successfully merge the smooth iPod exp...
Abstract: Overview IntroductionWhen I say ?Apple?, what do you think of? The fruit? iPod? iBook? iTunes? It?s most probably one of the latter terms in this day and age. Apple have become a household name thanks to the iPod MP3 player. The company is becoming la...
Abstract: Much of the apparent disappointment with the long-awaited Motorola ROKR E1 stems from the fact that many consumers were expecting a true iPod Phone. While we feel Motorola have produced a worthwhile standalone phone, this attempted fusion of mobile a...
Abstract: Motorola ROKR E1 seems to be a new and quite progressive mobile. Well, it is not really new, as it has origin in the older E398 model, but it does brings a sure novelty: a direct cooperation with the iTunes program as well as with one of the world?s bigge...
Abstract: The Motorola ROKR E1 takes a step toward integrating a usable audio jukebox into a functional cell phone, but the 50-song limit and the slow processor performance will disappoint iPod users looking to carry a single do-it-all device.
Abstract: Développé conjointement par Motorola et Apple, le ROKR E1 est un téléphone GSM/GPRS se distinguant par la version mobile du lecteur audio iTunes qu’il embarque et un mode "Avion".
Abstract: Designer und Multimediafans sind sich derzeit einig: Weiß ist die erste Trendfarbe des "Digital-Lifestyle". Physiker mögen zwar vergeblich versuchen, "Apple-Weiß" im Farbspektrum zu finden, doch dieser Anstrich hat derzeit den Ruf des Stilvollen. Als ...
Suono ottimo; ITunes implementato; Auricolari Ottimi; Slot esterna per memoria,
Lenta connessione iTunes
Il motorola Rokr E1 è sicuramente da premiare per il tentativo, sicuramente più che discreto, da parte di due aziende leader nei propri settori di creare ciò che Sony con Ericsson si è prefissa da uno, due anni, ovvero un telefono cellulare che sia an...
