Motorola RAZR2 V9 Phone (AT&T) Reviews

Most sequels aren’t better than the originals — the Motorola RAZR2 V9, however, is the Empire Strikes Back of sequels.

Still hip and thin as a Calvin Klein model, the RAZR2 offers fast downloads via AT&T’s 3G HSDPA/UMTS network.
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Motorola RIZR Cosmic Blue Phone Reviews

No, no — it’s not a RAZR it’s a RIZR! Oh yes, coming in a “cosmic blue” color, the RIZR phone isn’t anything like the outdated and uncool RAZR phone — the RIZR is the hippest kid on the block, and it’ll prove it to you.

Using a slider design rather than the slick flip stylings of the RAZR, the RIZR V3 is packed with all the latest mobile technology.
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Motorola Q Phone (Sprint) Reviews

While the Motorola Q isn’t, disappointingly enough, shaped like a Q, it is, in fact, a very capable smartphone. Formerly known as the RAZRberry (which, by the way, is a delicious after-dinner dessert), the Q phone was slated to be the BlackBerry killer — and while it never quite lived up to the hype, it’s still a great PDA.

Equipped with Motorola’s QWERTY keypad, the Smartphone runs Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5.0, has a 65k color, 320 x 240 pixel display screen, includes Bluetooth Wireless, and easy-to-use controls.
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Motorola RAZR V3xx Gold Phone Reviews

The Motorola RAZR V3xx Gold Phone isn’t only kind of sexy — it’s also a pimp’s best friend. That’s right, looking great on a gold chain to match your gold teeth and gold woman (or man!), the V3xx is so gold that it’ll make you say things like, “Look at me, I’m big pimpin’” — without really knowing what exactly you mean.
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Motorola KRZR K1 Phone Reviews

As sexy as any acronym you’ll ever find, Motorola’s KRZR K1 phone follows in the footsteps of not only its predecessor — the RAZR — but also shows us a hip, new way to merge “crazy” and “razor” in the most innovative way possible.
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Motorola’s New KRZR, RIZR Phones Pretty GOODZR

Motorola, the company that rejuvenated itself with its hip Razr cellphone line, unveiled several new handsets today — included the Krzr and the Rizr — two phones that will be both narrower than their predecessor, and harder to pronounce. Sticking with the thin-is-good-but-four-letter-mutations-of-regular-words-is-better business model, Motorola hopes to strike the kind of gold mine with the new phones that it struck when the Razr sliced into the market and stabbed its way into the hearts of consumers.

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