Mobile-Review has a breakdown of the new Motorola V3 “Razor” phone, an almost all-metal clamshell that surprisingly doesn’t forego a lot of features to reach its tiny size. Similar in function to the v600, the titanium-clad V3 is still fairly wide, but manages to remain less than 14mm thin in profile even with lots of built-in features (like Bluetooth).
To launch this September between $650 and $750, this spiritual successor to the StarTac is yet another hot phone from Motorola that manages to waltz into a crowded phone market and instantly make its own segment. It may be small, but I expect sales of the V3 to be big (I can’t believe I just wrote that).
Read – Motorola V3 Review [Mobile-Review via NYOpinion]
Update: Something is screwy with their site at the moment, but the link is, as far as I know, still good. We’ll give them a little time to sort it out.
