This morning I had the chance to play with Motorola's newest Android smartphone - the RAZR. The impossibly slim smartphone is the thinnest I have ever held. At 7.1mm thickness, the RAZR best the Galaxy S2 by a full 1.4mm. The RAZR's specs are typical of what to expect from a late 2011 smartphone. Beneath the glossy and stylish metal exterior lies a Texas Instrument OMAP 4430 SoC with dual core 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor and PowerVR SGX540 GPU. In essence the RAZR is a DROID Bionic reborned for the international market after a diet and slight speed upgrade. The generous 1GB RAM ensures that the modern RAZR is a well capable multi tasking machine. With a microSD card slot you could theoretically expand the storage by an additional 32GB to augment the built-in 16GB of storage. The RAZR is also one of a handful of smartphones to only accept the micro SIM card. Built quality wise the RAZR feels extremely solid. The Kevlar-wrapped back not only looks stylish, but looks like it could take a beating. A Corning Gorilla Glass, while not exactly scratch proof, protects the screen from light scratches. The sides are made of aluminum. Despite the fair use ...
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