Motorola ROKR E6 specifications

2.40" TFT resistive touchscreen240×3202MP Camera1000mAhTi Omap 850

The Motorola ROKR E6 is a 2006 Linux-based (EZX platform) touchscreen smartphone with a 2.4-inch resistive display and TI OMAP 850 chipset. Featuring Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP, USB 2.0, and 2MP camera, it was Motorola's attempt at a media-centric smart device before the smartphone era truly began. The SD card slot (up to 2GB) expanded its limited 8MB internal storage for music storage.

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Strengths

  • Pro: Linux EZX OS offered more flexibility than basic feature phones
  • Pro: Resistive touchscreen for intuitive navigation
  • Pro: Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP for wireless audio streaming
  • Pro: USB 2.0 for fast data sync
  • Pro: SD card slot for music storage up to 2GB

Weaknesses

  • Con: Very limited 8MB internal storage
  • Con: Linux EZX OS had limited app ecosystem
  • Con: No Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Con: Fixed-focus 2MP camera
  • Con: 1000mAh battery is modest for a multimedia device

Full Specifications

Display

2.40"
Screen Size
0.1MP
Resolution
Size
2.40 inches
Resolution
240 x 320 pixels
Aspect Ratio
3:4
Pixel Density
167 ppi
Technology
TFT resistive touchscreen
Touchscreen
yes, Multi-touch

Chipset & Memory

Ti Omap 850
Chipset
Chipset
Ti Omap 850
Manufacturer
Ti
Storage
8 MB

Camera

2MP
Main Camera
Main Camera
2 MP

Battery

1000 mAh
Battery
Capacity
1000 mAh

Design

121g
Weight
111x51.5x14.5
Dimensions (mm)
Form Factor
Bar
Dimensions
111 x 51.5 x 14.5 mm
Weight
121 g (4.27 oz)

Connectivity

2.0, A2DP
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
2.0, A2DP
USB
2.0

Network

4G
LTE
Network Bands
LTE: 900 (900), 1800 (1800), 1900 (1900)

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.

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