Trust Motorola to come up with another good-looking phone! The company has become famous for its phones which offer both style and functionality. Case in point, the latest MOTOFONE F3c which promises to be the right amalgamation of looks, performance and affordability. This phone also boasts of a highly intuitive interface which will also appeal to first time users according to Motorola.

The MOTOFONE F3c may look like a premium phone but Motorola is taking care that it appeals to a larger demographic group. Not only is this phone affordable but also features a user interface with inventive voice prompts in local languages which will help the user to adapt to the various phone functions like menu navigation, messaging, and other features. As an added bonus Motorola has also added a number of graphical icons which visually represent phone features, network status and battery strength.

Like all the current crop of Motorola phones, the MotoFone F3c is also pretty slim, so say goodbye to cheap bulky phones. The MotoFone F3c includes the new path-breaking ClearVision Display (CVD) technology which is even superior to Electrophoretic Display (EPD) technology. Thanks to the CVD, the display on the F3c is bright and vibrant and is viewable even in sunlight.

The MOTOFONE F3c is housed in a dust-resistant casing and sports a flush-fitting keypad, making it extremely durable and sturdy. Multimedia functions like camera or a music player are lacking to make it more affordable and less complicated for first time users. However it does have the ability to download ringtones and comes preloaded with polyphonic ringtones in 32 voices, a high performing speakerphone and a 4GV audio codec for enhanced audio performance. The MOTOFONE F3c is expected to be available in Q4 of 2006 but no word on pricing. For more info visit Press Release.