After the Motorola Razr made its debut and found fame in almost every carrier's lineup, Sprint remained the lone holdout. As competitors capitalized on the Razr mania, Sprint struck its own path by introducing Razr alternatives such as the equally slim (and better) Samsung MM-A900. But now it appears Sprint's Samsung loyalty hasn't been great for business; analysts recently attributed a bad 2006 to the carrier's Razr phobia. So a full two years after Moto launched its trendsetting handset, Sprint now offers the Motorola Razr in gray and in a special-edition red version.



Link: CNET