Compare Motorola A668 Cell Phone to Motorola MOTORAZR maxx V6 Cell Phone

The Motorola A668 adds a touch of genius to your phone. Breakthrough finger-writing technology lets you write messages and activate phone functions - there's no need for a stylus or tapping. Just use your finger and the A668 learns and adapts to your style of writing. Pure genius! You can also take real photos with the 1.2 megapixel camera and enjoy advanced features like photo stitching. Then add a touch of class with black and white, sepia or tinted effects to complete the picture. Record and playback video, play challenging games and a whole lot more. Less

The Motorola MAXX V6 is an updated version of the RAZR V3X. It's an ultra-slim and lightweight 3G handset featuring touch sensitive music keys on the front of the clamshell that light up when in use. It's also the big brother of the Motorola V3XX. In fact the RAZR MAXX is very similar to the V3XX. The only real differences are the appearance of the phones and the fact that the MAXX has a better camera. Both are slimline clamshells, but the MAXX has a more futuristic look, with its combination of metal and glass and the cool touch sensitive music keys. We'd like to point out that touch sensitive keys, while they look fantastic, can be annoying to use (the LG Chocolate and Samsung E900 have annoyed a fair number of users). However, when used sparingly, for non-critical functions like music, we don't think that they'll be a problem. And they do look fantastic with the blue lighting! Less