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For Motorola RAZR enthusiast they will definitely discovered the difference between the original RAZR V3 to RAZR V3x. The Motorola RAZR V3x has 2 mega-pixel resolution cameras with flash that most of RAZR model don’t have, it has more appealing image, has better audio quality thanks to its exterior speaker that is located below the battery cover, however, the external memory slot is located behind the battery cover which is quite hard to notice to those who doesn’t know anything about additional memory slot.

As for the feature keys of RAZR V3x it is absolutely more friendly, it has refined keypads that is more easy to use. You can also create your own shortcuts keys for a one-touch program, this also supports video-calling, and you can easily transfer data, image and even media via Bluetooth technology.

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Specification of Motorola RAZR V3x:

• Cellular technology
• WCDMA / GSM
• Band / mode WCDMA / GSM 900/1800/1900
• Weight 4.4 oz
• Bluetooth
• Standby time Up to 250 hours
• Messaging Services SMS/MMS
• With two digital cameras / digital player
• Vibrating Alert
• Voice Dialling
• Speakerphone
• Polyphonic Ringer
• Melody Composer
• Alarm Clock
• Calendar
• Multi-language Menu

CNET Review:

The good: The Motorola Razr V3x has a stylish and sturdy design, decent call quality, and a generous feature set that offers two digital cameras with a flash, stereo Bluetooth, and a speakerphone, as well as and support for (European) 3G networks.

The bad: The Motorola Razr V3x isn’t compatible with U.S. 3G networks. Also, the volume is a tad low, the internal memory is limited, and its memory card is in an inconvenient location.

The bottom line: Despite some minor complaints, the Motorola Razr V3x is top of the line for the Razr family. It’s just too bad it isn’t for use in the United States.

[tags CNET, Motorola]