Zander: Motorola 'Q' queued up Video

Video description: At the Gartner ITxpo in San Francisco, Motorola CEO Ed Zander tells\r\nGartner analysts Nick Jones and Ken Dulaney that the company's "Q" smart\r\nphone has taken longer to deliver than expected. It is about a week away\r\nfrom hitting the market, he says. The smart phone was announced last\r\nJuly and has been billed a BlackBerry killer.

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