The new Motorola RAZR2 V9x adds something interesting - it appears to come with GPS, allowing the V9x to be used for satellite navigation.
One interesting feature with the original V9 was the very large external display, and this is used to good effect on the V9x. The navigation system appears to work on either screen, making the V9x an impressively compact GPS device.
The version pictured is for the US AT&T network, but we think it is quite likely that other versions of the V9x will appear worldwide.
And just in case you can't remember all the features of the original V9 that should be carried forward onto the V9x, this is an HSDPA (3.5G) phone with dual QVGA displays with haptic feedback, a 2 megapixel camera, microSD expandable memory and Bluetooth.
Although we have complained in the past that we have seen far too many RAZR-like devices from Motorola, this variant does seem to be useful. If only Motorola had launched it back in 2007. We don't have a release date, price or even final specification of the RAZR2 V9x at present, although we are sure that a full announcement will come soon.Motorola RAZR V9 at a glance
Available:
Q3 2007
Network:
GSM + UMTS
Data:
GPRS + EDGE + UMTS (3G) + HSDPA
Screen:
240x320 pixels, 262k colours (main)
240x320 pixels, 262k colours (sub)
Camera:
2 megapixels
Size:
Slim clamshell
103 x 53 x 13mm
Bluetooth:
Yes
Memory card:
microSD
Infra-red:
No
Polyphonic:
Yes
Java:
Yes
GPS:
Yes
Battery life:
Not specified
