The new Motorola ThinkPhone, designed for the most professional audience, was one of the highlights of the most recent CES in Las Vegas. The device surprised us on the one hand and left us curious about its launch on the other because it is intriguing conceptually and provides business solutions.
The ThinkBook range of laptops and ThinkPad tablets were first thought to be the sole products Motorola intended to offer as part of corporate service contracts, but it appears that this approach will gladly be available to include non-business users.
It will be available in stores starting at the end of this month of January in its base finish with a black carbon fiber mesh, with a memory configuration of 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage without the ability of expansion.
There is the good news that we can buy a ThinkPhone if we want to, even though it is not the firm that gives it to us. Of course, there is nothing official, so we must take it with a grain of salt. And keep track of the potential future Motorola announcement.
In order for you to have a close look at the hardware and choose whether it interests you or whether it fits you, we have listed all of its specs below: