Moto attempts to shine in the PDA market with the A810

Motorola launches the MOTO A810 PDA-style device featuring handwriting recognition, FM radio, 2-megapixel camera and a 3.5mm audio jack

Published on Sep 3, 2008

Not to be outshone by its smartphone counterparts, Motorola has launched a PDA-style handset, the MOTO A810.

The A810 is apparently aimed at young professionals who are looking to work hard and play hard. This basically means it's a business style handset with a couple of multimedia features thrown in.

The entry-level A810 features a 2.2-inch, 240x320 262k colour touchscreen, with a useful handwriting recognition tool.

For multimedia, there's an MP3 and video player, FM radio and a 3.5mm headphone jack so you can plug your favourite 'phones in.

A two-megapixel camera may not get your juices flowing, but at a promised entry-level price, you do get a decent screen for your money.

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The entry-level MOTO A810 is a multimedia powerhouse with an FM radio, video player and 3.5mm audio jack
You can increase the capacity with a MicroSD card
With a handwriting recognition tool, the MOTO A810 is suited to young professionals