At 7.1mm-thick, Motorola Droid Razr is world’s thinnest smartphone
Smartphone season unofficially started last week with the release of the iPhone 4S. As Android phone makers try to capture their share of the lucrative Christmas market, the volleying for differentiators takes different angles to be as appealing as possible to consumers. For the Motorola Droid Razr, their gimmick is thickness (or lack thereof). This “impossibly thin”smartphone is equipped with a stainless-steel core, a Gorilla Glass screen and a nanotechnology Splash-guard. Motorola Mobility President Sanjay Jha said the 7.1mm-thick device is the world’s thinnest. Here are some of the specs:
- Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread OS
- Syncing through MotoCast
- 4.3-inch Screen
- qHD Resolution with Super AMOLED
- 1.2GHz Dual-Core Processor
This phone would be better looking (without the ridiculous “hump” and sell like hotcakes if they would make the bottom totally flat and fill the space with extra battery, creating a phone that would probably last a week without recharging while using 4G. Just a thought.
The Motorola Droid Razr may be thin but it’s a pretty ugly-looking device overall
Great! There is bit of competition held for make thinnest smart phone. Most of smart phones makers companies are doing all efforts for making thinnest smart phone. Now I waited who will give challenge to this phone.
it seems good
but it looks like the Nokia X7 a little bit