The Motorola Razr 2020
One of the top ten best selling phones of all time is making a return with the recently confirmed Moto Razr. The latest in a long line of folding smartphones, the Razr stays true to its original 2004 form factor with a clam shell design. Utilizing what Motorola has dubbed a "Flex View" screen for the interior and a "Quick View" screen for the exterior. The Razr is shaping up to be an interesting player in todays smartphone market.
While the first impressions of the new phone are very limited in number, those initial impressions seem very positive. The folding portion of the screen utilizes a very complex hinge that seems to prevent the screen from creasing when folded (a problem that has plagued the Galaxy Fold since it was unveiled). You will also only find one camera on the Razr as the camera on the outside doubles as your selfie camera by closing down the phone and utilizing the "Quick View" display to take the photo. The Razr utilizes a fingerprint sensor to unlock the phone, located at the bottom of the "chin" of the device.
Current price estimates place it around $1500 making it at least $500 cheaper than the current folding alternatives in the market.
While the first impressions of the new phone are very limited in number, those initial impressions seem very positive. The folding portion of the screen utilizes a very complex hinge that seems to prevent the screen from creasing when folded (a problem that has plagued the Galaxy Fold since it was unveiled). You will also only find one camera on the Razr as the camera on the outside doubles as your selfie camera by closing down the phone and utilizing the "Quick View" display to take the photo. The Razr utilizes a fingerprint sensor to unlock the phone, located at the bottom of the "chin" of the device.
Current price estimates place it around $1500 making it at least $500 cheaper than the current folding alternatives in the market.
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