Motorola adds Wi-Fi to Z6w

It seems we may have expected too much from the ailing Motorola. The company's disappointing showing at the annual Mobile World Congress comprised only an enhanced Moto Z6w with Wi-Fi and a pair of entry-level handsets.

The two W-series devices--W161 and W181--ships in GSM 900/1800 or GSM 850/1900 configurations with onboard FM radio, CrystalTalk technology and USB 1.1 port for charging. Both phones sport 128 x 128-pixel displays, with the W161 using a monochrome LCD and the W181 a CSTN color screen.

According to Motorola, these three handsets won't be available in Singapore. The company cannot confirm its price and wider Asian availability at the moment.

Model name	In a nutshell
Moto Z6w Click for more details	Notable features: VoIP: UMA GAN R6 (support v1.0.4 upwards) Quadband GSM Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity Linux-Java operating system 2-megapixel camera microSD expansion card slot 2-inch 240 x 320-pixel TFT LCD 45.3 x 105.5 x 17.3mm; 110g Availability: TBA (Not available in SG)
Motorola W161 Click for more details	Notable features: GSM 900/1800 and GSM 850/1900 128 x 128-pixel monochrome display CrystalTalk technology Built-in FM radio 9.8 hours of talktime, 465 hours on standby USB 1.1 114 x 43 x 14mm; 85g Availability: TBA (Not available in SG)
Motorola W181 Click for more details	Notable features: GSM 900/1800 and GSM 850/1900 128 x 128-pixel CSTN display CrystalTalk technology Built-in FM radio 9.8 hours of talktime, 465 hours on standby USB 1.1 110 x 45 x 15mm; 80g Availability: TBA (Not available in SG)