Motorola extends the RAZR family with four new phones
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Motorola is extending the RAZR family of mobile phones with the introduction of four new RAZR models. Two of the RAZRs are merely new colors of the current RAZR phone while two others are brand new models featuring new capabilities.
The first new RAZR is the new Motorola RAZR V3c. Motorola isn't saying much about this phone except that it does support BREW which would mean the phone is slated for Verizon Wireless (since they are the only U.S. carrier to support BREW thus far). Other features on the V3c include an improved digital camera (1.23 megapixels), support for EV-DO high speed networks, 30 MB of internal memory, and Bluetooth support. It's hard to tell whether Verizon will end up disabling some of the Bluetooth support but you should at least get headset support for the V3c.
The next new phone is the RAZR V3i which is an update to the GSM RAZR phone. The V3i improves the camera to 1.23 MP, features speaker independent voice dialing and includes TransFlash memory card support. There is rumored support for iTunes which would mean this phone is slated for Cingular. It's unclear whether there will be a 100 song limit for this phone also (a la the ROKR phone) or whether iTunes support will even exist for this phone.
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The final two new versions are new color variations of the current RAZR - pink and blue. The new versions will probably show up for Cingular and maybe T-Mobile. No pricing is set for the new phones as of yet. Check out PC Magazine for additional information.
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on November 9, 2005 6:19 AM
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