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5MOTOROLA, INC.
Welcome to the Web without wires – a world of
wireless access for the person – a world where
you can call home, check the stock market,
access e-mail from anywhere.
Our customers want solutions that think and
link. Personal networking places users at the
center of their network – where they can share
and deliver experiences that foster personal and
business growth, promote local and global relationships, and
make communication convenient, relevant and personal.
Motorola’s personal networking vision provides the infrastruc-
ture, devices, content, applications and services to the user
while they are at home, work, play – or anywhere in between.
Motorola has invested more in consumer research over the
last few years than in the history of the company. The insights
gained have resulted in a
new generation of power-
ful, easy-to-use wireless
Internet products and
services.
INTOUCH EVERYONE IS A NETWORK
Linking People’s Dreams With Technology’s Promise
YOUR MIND IS YOUR DESK – check a fact on
the Internet from a lunch meeting or e-mail a
friend from the beach. Your address is wherever
you happen to be.
200
The number of messages per
day the average U.S. office
worker receives.