Motorola Razr V3

The Motorola Razr V3, also known as the Motorazr V3, was the first Razr released into the market in the third quarter of 2004. Over 130 million Razr products were sold.

Razrs were initially marketed exclusively as fashion phones because of its sleek design. Once the price of the phone was lowered, it became immensely popular. The Razr began to be phased out in 2007 with Motorola's introduction of the Razr2.

The Razr was sold in several different models and colors all with a similar design. The Razr's specific model can be found inside the battery cover.

In the US, Cingular sold the V3 version of this phone. You can identify the V3 by looking for the Cingular logo on the back of the phone on US-sold models.

The V3 can also be identified by its .3 Megapixel camera, as later versions had a camera with higher a Megapixel count.

You can diagnose several common problems you may be having with your Razr V3 here: Motorola Razr V3 Troubleshooting.

Release Date: Third quarter 2004

Developer: Motorola

Operating System: Proprietary / Vendor-Specific

Display:

• Primary Display:
  • 1.2 inch
  • TFT w/ 260K Colors
  • 176 x 220 Pixel Internal Display
• Secondary Display:
  • 0.98 inch
  • CSTN w/4.96 Colors
  • 96 x 80 Pixel External Display

Camera:

• Rear Camera
  • 0.3 Megapixel Resolution
  • 4x Digital Zoom
  • No video recording

Storage:

• 5.5MB
• No expandable Memory

Wireless Connectivity:

• North America:
  • 850 MHz
  • 1900 MHz
• International:
  • 900 MHz
  • 1800 MHz
• Bluetooth 1.2
• No Wifi

Dimensions: 3.85 x 2.08 x 0.54 inches

Weight: 3.35 ounces

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• Motorola Razr User Guide
• AT&T: Getting Started Guide for the Motorola Razr V3
• Wikipedia: Motorola Razr
• CNET Review Motorola Razr V3