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Motorola, keeping in its tune of providing a mobile with nice features in sleek designs, has this time, come up with a new model RAZR2 V9. Though it’s officially unveiled, the new model is all set to hit the mobile world in the Q3 of 2007. It is to be remembered that this model is the descendants of the popular Motorola RAZR V3 that paved the way for the ultra slim trend in the world of mobiles. The new model is implausible, and easy to use along with quality pictures, 2mp camera, excellent MP3 sound, and very fast internet access. With the dimension of 103X53X13.3 mm and weight of 125 g, this model is very much exciting for those who are for a phone that is easy to carry, is light and one that feels good to one’s hand. Sized in 240X 320 pixels, 2.2 inches, the model is the type of TFT, 256 colors.

At a time when FM channels have become the need, Motorola in its new model, do not provide that facility. RAZR2 V9 does support 3 G, indeed is a HSDPA mobile (HSDPA means high speed when browsing the interne). But, it does not support video conferencing. Motorola RAZR2 V9 is a quad- band GSM/ EDGE/ 3G/ HSDPA enabled device. The Motorola RAZR2 V9 has a micro SD memory card slot and it also retains the original Motorola synergy UI, but has got the memory only of 45 MB. Still without HSCSD, WLAN, and Infrared port, the new model is bound to attract criticisms from all those who in this technological world always boasts for such facilities in the mobile phones. With standard battery, Li- lon 950 mAh, the mobile can run up to 260 hours when stand-by and up to three hours and 30 minutes during talk time. But, when we compare Motorola’s battery back up with that of others like Nokia phones, the first stands nowhere. And this is where Motorola should look on to for attracting more customers.

Labels: Motorola

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