With only 13.9 millimetres to thin, 53 millimetres broad (the width of a credit card) and 98 millimetres length, Motorola RAZR V3 are however one of the thinnest telephones on the rich person market always in the functions, the excellence of execution and the innovation of design. It provides to the user a total sensory experiment - innovating metal completions and use of materials to a truly revolutionary block of keys and chemically engraved to the etching created of copper nickel-plate a simple alloy sheet.
Motorola RAZR V3 is the final and beautiful thin-telephone. Tactile and completely recognizable To take time to appreciate outside the feeling, the touch and completion of model RAZR V3. Metal materials and completions to create a telephone soft and easy to use which has the true visual impact. The completion turned out of metal of the block of keys is conceived to reflect the light gently, while a blue panel of electroluminescence defines each character and key, creating an indubitable signature of RAZR V3.
To capture the world To create the images of quality with the brilliant capture of image of Motorola RAZR V3 and to review them. The effective numerical buzz of 4 X of the camera of VGA and the fast orders of exposure provide excellent results. To capture the world in the model. Visual communication Observer fasten them visual MPEG 4 in the luminous color with the polyphonic noise of the loudspeaker 22kHz.
To bring 176 X 220 Pixel 2.2†color screen and engine of the three-dimensional charts to the life with your preferred numerical illustrated language. It is innovation in the palm of your hand. Intersection of model and technology the exceptional form meets connectivity without effort with the technology of Motorola RAZR V3 Bluetooth®.
To enter a world without wire where the voice, the image and it video are easily transmitted without wire. Simpler, smarter and ever-so elegant. Travel around Jetset around the world without missing a call. The technology of quadruple-band maintains you connected in more than 100 world countries.
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