The Linux-powered Motorola handsets, Moto-Ming A1600 and Moto-Ming A1800 are officially announced. This duo are Motorola’s powerful devices, packed with GPS, touchscreen display, and many other features.

[ Motorola Ming A1600 ]

Moto-Ming A1600 packed with a 2.4″ 262k TFT color display with QVGA resolution – and its a touchscreen. It’s sad but it’s true that Ming A1600 doesn’t have 3G support and Wi-fi, just as it was rumored. Armed with 3 megapixel auto-focus camera, microSD card-slot supporting upto 4GB of storage, Bluetooth, microUSB, FM radio, GPS receiver. The business card scanner is one of the unique feature on Ming A1600, which able to snap a picture of a sign or even texts and translate it using the dictionary app. The Ming A1600’s dimension is 98.9 x 53.5 x 19.6mm and 128g weight, definetely not included in compact devices category.

Still no info on price and availability yet.

[ Motorola Ming A1800 ]

The Moto-Ming A1800 shares most of A1600 features and specs. The same 2.4″ touchscreen display, 3 megapixel auto-focus snapper, microSD card-slot expanding storage upto 4GB, Bluetooth with A2DP profile, built-in GPS receiver, and Linux operating-system. Unfortunately, no 3G and Wi-fi again.

However, Moto-Ming A1800 is packed with 2 radio transceivers, to simultaneously operate in GSM and CDMA networks. Some people would take this as a huge advantage, again, some people, not all people.

It also got no info on its price and availability.