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Technology

Motorola’s foldable Razr leaked in images ahead of Nov 13 launch

The device is likely to feature 6.2 inch foldable OLED display. Leaked handset looked similar to classic RAZR
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  • The device is likely to feature 6.2 inch foldable OLED display.
  • Leaked handset looked similar to classic RAZR V3 which debut in 2004.

It looks like, Motorola have opted a smarter approach when it comes to foldable smartphones by bringing back iconic Razr.

Ahead of smartphone’s unveiling in November 13 unveiling, Evan Blass — a reliable source — leaked the images of the upcoming foldable smartphone in a series of tweets.

The leaked handset looked similar to classic RAZR V3 which debut in 2004.

Leaks also revealed the device also contain a secondary screen right next to the primary camera. There’s also what appears to be a button or perhaps even a fingerprint reader at the base of the device. It could even be a home button, or it could be used to flip the display out.

Under the hood, the device would be powered by Qualcomm’s octa-core Snapdragon 710 SoC chipset. It will have a foldable 6.2 inch OLED display.

According to Wall Street Journal, the device could cost as much as $1,500. We’ll find out for sure on November 13th, which is when Motorola is set to unveil this nostalgic device.

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