RAZR, now it's a name to conjure with Motorola. In his first two years of the hugely popular V3 clamshell sold over 50 million units, but Motorola was so addicted to it that when it stopped selling, the company's market share collapsed.
At just 0.28-inches thick and weighs 127 grams, the Razr packs in a 1.2-gigahertz dual-core processor, 1 GB RAM, 16 gigabytes of built-in storage and a microSD card slot with a 16-gigabyte card included. Inside there is the usual smartphone components: sensor, light sensor, electronic compass and accelerometer.
They are top-end specs squeezed into the smallest form factor of a 4G phone on the market. Off the bat, feel Razr as something special - like a true smart phone technology.
On the software side, stands the stylish action feature based, allowing users to easily program their phone to automatically start programs or change settings from specific inputs. For example, I put the Droid Razr launch Pandora music app every time I plugged a set of headphones in. It worked seamlessly, and it is a feature that I would not mind looking at several telephones.
