Motorola Razr V3
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Motorola razr v3...
This new Motorola cell phone is sometimes referred to as the Motorola Razor. The designers got together and decided to create on of the thinnest clamshell phones on the market today and load it with features.
Motorola has always been at the head of the class when it comes to the clamshell style phones. Perhaps their most memorable design several years ago was the Star Tac model and more recent the very popular Motorola v600.
Due to its thinnest, the Razr v3 is made from a metal-alloy of an anodized aluminum casing, and not plastic like many other cellular phones are made of which makes it very lightweight at just 95 grams. The metal alloy case also provides durable protection for the everyday wear and tear and perhaps the occasional drop or bump.
What are some of the basic features...
The VGA camera comes equipped with a 4x digital zoom and has three resolutions of mms 160 x 120 px, medium 320 x 240 px, and high 640 x 480 px.
Bluetooth is built into the phone along with a speaker phone.
It is a Quad band with 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 GSM equipped phone that makes it quite attractive for world traveling.
The Motorola v3 Razr comes with a 750 mah Li-ion battery that is good for 3 hours of talk time and up to 200 hours of stand bye time.
Now for some of the new features...
The internal phone book can store up to 1000 contacts with the capability of putting up to 9 numbers per entry along with picture ID.
Skipping Stones, Golf and Billiards are the three games that come with the phone to be played on the 3D graphics engine for Java. With the Java 2 platform and J2ME Micro Edition it also allows the download of other great games.
The newly designed keypad is a very unique and takes a little getting use to when you first see and use it.
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Motorola razr v3...
This new Motorola cell phone is sometimes referred to as the Motorola Razor. The designers got together and decided to create on of the thinnest clamshell phones on the market today and load it with features.
Motorola has always been at the head of the class when it comes to the clamshell style phones. Perhaps their most memorable design several years ago was the Star Tac model and more recent the very popular Motorola v600.
Due to its thinnest, the Razr v3 is made from a metal-alloy of an anodized aluminum casing, and not plastic like many other cellular phones are made of which makes it very lightweight at just 95 grams. The metal alloy case also provides durable protection for the everyday wear and tear and perhaps the occasional drop or bump.
What are some of the basic features...
The VGA camera comes equipped with a 4x digital zoom and has three resolutions of mms 160 x 120 px, medium 320 x 240 px, and high 640 x 480 px.
Bluetooth is built into the phone along with a speaker phone.
It is a Quad band with 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 GSM equipped phone that makes it quite attractive for world traveling.
The Motorola v3 Razr comes with a 750 mah Li-ion battery that is good for 3 hours of talk time and up to 200 hours of stand bye time.
Now for some of the new features...
The internal phone book can store up to 1000 contacts with the capability of putting up to 9 numbers per entry along with picture ID.
Skipping Stones, Golf and Billiards are the three games that come with the phone to be played on the 3D graphics engine for Java. With the Java 2 platform and J2ME Micro Edition it also allows the download of other great games.
The newly designed keypad is a very unique and takes a little getting use to when you first see and use it.
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