Motorola RAZR V3 (Motorola V3)
One of the most compact and advanced
mobile phones ever made, the Motorola RAZR
V3 (sometimes just called the Motorola V3)
introduces several completely new features
into handset design, to create a phone that
is not just technically clever, but also
amazing to look at too.
The Motorola RAZR V3 is incredibly thin
- just 13.9 mm. Inside the V3 is a large,
high-quality colour display with 176x220
pixels in 65,000 colours, plus a smaller
96x80 pixel external display and a 640x480
pixel resolution camera with 4X digital
zoom.
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The
case on the Motorola V3 is made from aluminium,
to make it strong but lightweight, and the
RAZR V3's keypad is has been chemically
etched rather than assembled for maximum
precision. The antenna is concealed within
the case, giving the RAZR V3 an even sleeker
look.
But there's much more with the V3 than
just a pretty case and nice screen. The
RAZR V3 features Bluetooth connectivity,
quad-band GSM for use anywhere in the world,
GPRS for data, Java for games and other
applications, 3D graphics acceleration,
plus of course polyphonic ringtones and
a range of personal organiser applications
to keep you up-to-date on the move.
Overall, the Motorola V3 measures 13.9x55x98mm
and weighs only 95 grams, meaning that Motorola have managed to cram a huge
amount into a tiny form factor.
One day perhaps, all phones will be made
this way. In the meantime, if you want the
thinnest and possibly coolest clamshell
on the market, then the Motorola RAZR V3
is for you.
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