When casting your eyes over the Motorola Razr for the first time it is evident that you are looking at a premium smartphone thanks to its thin chassis and extremely high quality screen. Here we delve a little deeper on this new model and take a look under the bonnet to see what specification it offers to help it compete with the likes of Apple and Samsung in the ever changing smartphone market.
Media fans will love what the features that the Motorola Razr offers. As a digital still camera the phones provides great quality photographs thanks to it being able to capture images at a very high 8 million pixel resolution. This quality is the benchmark for premium models and is offered on other reputable handsets such as the iPhone 4S and the HTC Sensation XL. As you would expect a wealth of useful features are present in the camera mode to help you achieve fantastic results. These features include auto focus to help reduce the likelihood of a blurred image and an LED flash for those tricky shots when lighting is not ideal. If you would rather capture video footage the Razr offers the highest level of HD capture from its 1080P resolution facility. The video facility incorporates image stabilisation technology to help the results look smooth and professional whether you are watching on the phones own screen or transferring to a larger display. A secondary camera is also featured on this model which enables HD video calls to be conducted as well as self portraits.
The Motorola Razr offers a powerful 1.2Ghz dual core processor together with a hefty 1GB of RAM memory. This processor allows the phone to operate at lightening speeds and the dual cores ensure that multi tasking does not hinder the phones performance in anyway. These figures certainly look impressive and eclipse the sort of processor specification that is offered on the iPhone 4S which is a very fast phone. Last year Motorola launched the Atrix phone which benefitted from a range of accessories that helped the device perform a variety of tasks. The Razr offers similar facilities and the most useful may prove to be the new Webtop station. This links to a High Definition TV and enables you to use the phone like a media centre on the big screen. This is great for browsing the web, sending messages or streaming video. All of these tasks can be performed whilst the phone is charging.
The Motorola Razr impressed us with its looks and continues to do so with its excellent specification and features. The powerful processor makes this one of the fastest phones around whilst the great multi media features ensure this phone competes with some of the best models currently available.