Finally Motorola decided to release their 5 megapixel camera masterpiece crafted together with Kodak, well atleast the camera was built by them. We've definitely been waiting a long time, and by checking into my posts, the first news about the ZN5 was well before Motorola's roadmap leak back in April. Kodak's partnership with Motorola was also unveiled back in March.

The ZN5 has a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus, low-light optimization, and a Xenon flash. The highlight of the camera is the ability to work with Kodak applications which enhance the camera. Of course this might sound like marketing nonsense, but by looking at Kodak's experience, it's quite believable. Another feature of this Kodak program is to create panorama pictures, which can be stitched together in order to form a major image.

There is a 950mAh battery included, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/i, Bluetooth v2.0, 3.5mm jack, FM Radio, USB 2.0, 350MB internal memory with support for a 4GB microSD, TV-out, and Shozu application.The display is only 2.4" and has QVGA resolution (240x320). Unfortunately there is no GPS or a complex operating system which would make the phone an interesting competitor against its rivals.

Press release, release date, specifications and more photos after the jump. Oh, and it has been reviewed already.

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