Motorola unveiled an updated version of the RAZR in Korea recently, called the Motorola RAZR Z. While the earlier RAZR version was a clamshell, the Z happens to be a slider phone.

Which seems to be a cause of concern with the Koreans. According to an analyst based in the Korean capital of Seoul, one of the reasons is that the phone feels big in the Koreans' hand. Apparently, the size is suitable for bigger hands, and this is actually turning off people from buying the RAZR Z.

It's a neat little phone what Motorola has got there, sleek at 0.6", a rather nice 2.2" screen and MP3 player, even a megapixel cam. But if they can't sell it because of the size factor, it's too bad for Moto.

Oh well. Let's hope they fix it and life can go on as usual.

(Via Gizmodo)