I said it before and will say it again: muddle within a company make for differently named products, which only confuses the end-users. The continuous shake-ups, when already introduced models all of a sudden get their indexes changed characterize Motorola in 2006. Should you take a closer look at the situation, you will see that the company has conditionally divided its solutions into several generations relative to its all-time bestseller Motorola RAZR V3. Employing the concept of the slim fold phone is good from a re-usability standpoint – the hype around the original model, thanks to ever-dropping price, grows from day to day, while similar models draw their own share of attention.



Link: Mobile Review