Aspiring filmmakers should sit up and take notice of Motorola's latest offering at the ongoing International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2008) in Las Vegas.

Motorola aims to let users "capture and share life's moments from almost anywhere in the world" with the new Moto Z10, said Stu Reed, President of Motorola.

This smartphone is packed with video-centric features that allow you to capture, edit, and share multimedia files on-the-go. Although the Z10 delivers relatively sharp images at 3 shots per second with a 3.2-megapixel camera and smart auto focus feature, the real highlight is its superb media playback capabilities and storyboard editing software.

It provides video playback at 30 frames per second (just like on a TV set) via a 2.2-inch, 16-million colour display, and can support up to 32GB via an external memory card.

Edit video clips and add soundtracks on this sleek phone that sports an ergonomic kickslider design in spun stainless steel, before you upload it directly to your preferred video-sharing website.

Other technical specs include 3.5G HSDPA, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, Symbian/UIQ software, Bluetooth, USB support, FM Radio, and a digital music player. Motorola underlies its intention not to be left out of the race to produce the sleekest music player-mobile phone by introducing its own candidate, the ROKR E8, into the mix.

The ROKR E8 presents Motorola's first haptic touch pad; which provides a tactile response whenever you touch a key. Other features like the Stereo Bluetooth wireless technology, and a 3.5 mm headset jack gives users the freedom to plug and play their favourite music on stereo headphones.