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Motorola Reinvents The RAZR
By: Shayne Rana   |   May 16, 2007

Motorola has unveiled the RAZR2 that promises to be everything like the RAZR of old, only better. The drastically upgraded model is 2mm slimmer than the original and is equipped with 2 GB of onboard memory. The dual screens have also been enhanced - the external screen is now 2.0-inches and the internal screen is 2.2-inches with twice the resolution of its predecessor.

"With the modern style and powerful performance of RAZR2, Motorola is once again redefining the cell phone," said Ed Zander, Motorola’s chairman and chief executive officer. "This device takes the world’s best-selling feature-phone to the next level. Combining groundbreaking new features and an even slimmer exterior than the original icon, the RAZR2 is capable of giving consumers the ultimate mobile experience."

Durability is also something the manufacturer has sought to enhance with their new and improved RAZR, with the external screen having a chemically hardened display glass to provide the user with a better scratch resistant surface. The internal frame is made form stainless steel. The hinge of the new RAZR is cast in aluminum and has been tried and tested around 100,000 times, claims Motorola, to ensure that the device will work perfectly no matter how many times it may be opened and closed.

Only some versions of the RAZR2 will run on Linux/Java. Among other updates the phone's new UI has settings that can recognize the type of messages that users might be sending. The new ARM 11 processor is about 10 times faster than the older version and with USB 2.0 compatibility data transfer is also quicker. Like the Motoming the RAZR2 also uses the “Talking phone” technology that voices out messages and menus. CrystalTalk is a technology that the manufacturer uses that adjusts audio levels in noisy environments to ensure clarity.

 

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OOOOO....tht looks so awesome! I have been searching the web in look for a new cell and i think i've found the one!!!!!!
Shannon @ Jan 08, 2008
The biggest problem with motorola is that among a ton of good enough features, they add a single ultra ridiculous feature, that becomes the highlight of the phone

Whether its the ridiculous color of KRAZR or the amazing placement of stylus in ROCKR. I am sure there will be something ultra foolish with this model as well..
Atomic Ice @ Jun 13, 2007
hmmmmm,interesting sound good atlest motorola is building something which would now considered a cell phone.Thanks and keep up the good work kudoosss!!!1
paddy @ Jun 13, 2007
when it will launch???????
what will be the price???
ashu @ Jun 11, 2007
i would like to know the price of Moto RAZR2 , and when it will be launched in kerala,
ashir @ Jun 04, 2007
i want to know the price of this mobile because I will be taking a phone between the range of 10000-11000
Siddharth Budhia @ May 29, 2007
Good news. Been waiting for a better version of Razor to come out... hope the cost is not too much.
dimple @ May 28, 2007
Is this phone coming to India? If yes how much would be the cost? Also Motorola needs to vamp up it' retail network by introducing MotoShops which would sell Motorola products a la NokiaCare shops. This would not only incease the Brand Value but also add a lot of confidence into the Customer.
Ravi Kontham @ May 16, 2007
It seems Motorola is running out of innovative design concept. It's only RAZR concept from Motorola in last two years.
Mobile Guy @ May 16, 2007
oh man!!
never thought motorola would come out with something like this.
plz do provide more info on this phone..
siddharth chanda @ May 16, 2007
this is good news .... i have been waiting for a better version than razr n here it is ....
vicky @ May 16, 2007
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