Motorola RAZR Review

Motorola has been dominating the flip phones for a long time now. With the latest introduction of the RAZR V3 they have set them selves up with a grand acceptance worldwide. The clean and very thin devise an intuitive design, with features such as Bluetooth, MP3 ringtones and built-in camera.

• Dual mode, dual band digital phone (1.9GHz & 800MHz)
• Operates on both the Bell core network and the Bell high speed mobile network
• Integrated digital music player (MP3) with external playback buttons
• 60 MB internal user memory with removable microSD media storage
• Synchronization of contacts and transfer of music/pictures via Motorola phone tools (included)
• 2.0 megapixel camera and video camera
• Picture/video messaging capable*
• Bluetooth enabled. Profiles supported:
  – A2DP (Stereo Headset Profile)
  – HSP (Headset-mono Profile)
  – DUN (Dial-up Networking Profile)
  – HFP (Hands-Free Profile)
  – OPP (Object Push Profile)
  – FTP (File Transfer Profile)
  – OBEX (Object Exchange)
  – BPP (Basic Printing)
  – GAP (Generic Access Profile)
• Mobile BrowserTM capable*
• Download ringtones, screensavers, games and applications*
• Dial-up networking/USB tethered data*
• Speech-activated commands
• 2.2″ Internal 65K QVGA colour display
• 2.0″ External 65K QVGA colour display
• SMS/Text messaging capable* with iTAP message input
• Includes built in “tools” section for calculator, voice records, alarm clock, airplane mode and datebook
• Internal antenna
• 2-way speakerphone
• Languages – English & French