Silver RAZR V3 Now Available for T-Mobile

[Mobile Mike]

For the T-Mobilites out there who have been waiting anxiously for this phone to arrive, it is now showing up on their site. I am in SoCal, so at least it is available here. Should be everywhere else as well.

RAZR V3 for T-Mobile

[twopiece]

It's pricey at $199., isn't Cingular giving this phone away?

[Tony E!]

Compare to what i paid for mine when it was first released this is a steal..lol
Wonder how much Verizon will be selling theirs for...

[Sara419]

Originally Posted by lbmike212 For the T-Mobilites out there who have been waiting anxiously for this phone to arrive, it is now showing up on their site. I am in SoCal, so at least it is available here. Should be everywhere else as well. RAZR V3 for T-Mobile

Hooray, Hooray! I wish they had it in BLACK! Anyway I'm going to buy the RAZR ASAP!

[what_up]

About time, T-Mobile had a cool phone. Cingular always seem to get the best phones. IMHO, Razr is the best phone for reception.

[RJB]

That is a nice looking phone very sexy

[Sara419]

The RAZR V3 is a cool phone. I still miss my Startac!

[MOTOhooligan]

Originally Posted by what_up About time, T-Mobile had a cool phone. Cingular always seem to get the best phones. IMHO, Razr is the best phone for reception.

T-Mobile had/has some pretty cool phones. The Motorola A630 is pretty sweet as is the Nokia 6600, Nokia 6800, Motorola v600, Motorola v70, Sharp TM 150, Samsung P735. I like the Samsung E315 and Nokia 3220 but they're just typical handsets not so much, 'cool,' or whatever. I don't think the RAZR is the be-all-end-all of 'cool' handsets. I think the phones that are released in the next 3-5 years are going to make the RAZR look like the DynaTAC.

[Tony E!]

Originally Posted by rancidhooligan T-Mobile had/has some pretty cool phones. The Motorola A630 is pretty sweet as is the Nokia 6600, Nokia 6800, Motorola v600, Motorola v70, Sharp TM 150, Samsung P735. I like the Samsung E315 and Nokia 3220 but they're just typical handsets not so much, 'cool,' or whatever. I don't think the RAZR is the be-all-end-all of 'cool' handsets. I think the phones that are released in the next 3-5 years are going to make the RAZR look like the DynaTAC.

Agreed, just think what Motorola will have come up with by then...first the Startac, now the Razr, in 5 years?.....

[MOTOhooligan]

Originally Posted by Tony E [/b] Agreed, just think what Motorola will have come up with by then...first the Startac, now the Razr, in 5 years?.....

Yeah, I mean, if you look at the Moto Timeline (Motorola Timeline) you can see that the period between major innovations is getting shorter. It was only one year between the release of the v600 and the V3 so you can only imagine what is coming next.

[Mobile Mike]

Originally Posted by rancidhooligan Yeah, I mean, if you look at the Moto Timeline (Motorola Timeline) you can see that the period between major innovations is getting shorter. It was only one year between the release of the v600 and the V3 so you can only imagine what is coming next.

I'm waiting for one with time travel...

[MOTOhooligan]

Originally Posted by lbmike212 I'm waiting for one with time travel...

Motolorean X1 Specifications

Modes GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
Weight 4.71 oz (134 g)
Dimensions 89 x 49 x 25 mm
Form Factor Clamshell
Internal Antenna
Battery Life: Unlimited
Battery Type: Enriched Plutonium (non-weapons grade)
Display Type: LCD (Color TFT/TFD)
Colors: 262,144 (64-bit)
Size: 185 x 220 pixels
TFT/ 65,000 colors for wallpaper
Platform / OS (N/A)
Memory 5,500 Terabytes (built-in mini-hard drive)
Phone Book Capacity 10,000
FCC ID IHDT3566XX (Approved Dec 23, 2035)

Features
2nd Display Location: Front
262,144 -color 95 x 95 pixels
Alarm Yes (with autopower)
Bluetooth 8.7 Yes
Calculator Yes
Calendar Yes
Camera Resolution: 10+ megapixel
OLED flash / 24x optical zoom
Changeable Faceplates metal cover around outside-front
Custom Graphics Yes
Custom Ringtones MP6 format
Data-Capable Yes
E-Mail Client Protocols Supported: POP3, SMTP, IMAP4
Expansion Memory Type: Mini CD
Flux Capacitor: Yes
Games Yes
Headset Jack (2.5 mm) Yes
High-Speed Data Technology: XGPRS (Class 8 EDGE II)
Java (J2ME) Version: MIDP 7.2, CLDC 4.3
MMS Yes
MP6 Player Java application with playlists
Multiple Languages: fluent in over 3,000,000 forms of communcation (including Bocce)
Multiple Numbers per Name Numbers per entry: 6
PC Sync via MobilePhoneTools 7.95 or greater
Polyphonic Ringtones Chords: 64
Predictive Text Entry Technology: iTAP VII
Ringer ID Yes
Ringer Profiles Yes
Side Keys Yes
Speaker Phone Yes
SyncML Yes
Temporal Navigation Software: E. Brown 2.6
Text Messaging 2-Way: Yes
Text Messaging Templates Yes
USB Yes
Vibrate Yes
Video Capture 500 MB max file size per video
Video ID Yes
Video Messaging Yes
Voice Dialing Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Wireless Internet WAP 10.72

[Sara419]

Originally Posted by rancidhooligan Motolorean X1 Specifications Modes GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 Weight 4.71 oz (134 g) Dimensions 89 x 49 x 25 mm Form Factor Clamshell Internal Antenna Battery Life: Unlimited Battery Type: Enriched Plutonium (non-weapons grade) Display Type: LCD (Color TFT/TFD) Colors: 262,144 (64-bit) Size: 176 x 220 pixels TFT/ 65,000 colors for wallpaper Platform / OS (N/A) Memory 5,500 Terabytes (built-in, flash shared memory) Phone Book Capacity 10,000 FCC ID IHDT3566XX (Approved Dec 23, 2035) Features 2nd Display Location: Front 4,096-color CSTN LCD / 96 x 80 pixels Alarm Yes Bluetooth 8.7 Yes Calculator Yes Calendar Yes Camera Resolution: 10+ megapixel OLED flash / 24x optical zoom Changeable Faceplates metal cover around outside-front Custom Graphics Yes Custom Ringtones MP6 format Data-Capable Yes E-Mail Client Protocols Supported: POP3, SMTP, IMAP4 EMS / Picture Messaging Yes Expansion Card Card Type: TransFlash / microSD located under outer metal cover Flux Capacitor: Yes Games Yes Headset Jack (2.5 mm) Yes High-Speed Data Technology: XGPRS (Class 8 EDGE II) Java (J2ME) Version: MIDP 7.2, CLDC 4.3 MMS Yes MP6 Player Java application with playlists Multiple Languages Yes Multiple Numbers per Name Numbers per entry: 6 PC Sync via MobilePhoneTools 7.95 or greater Polyphonic Ringtones Chords: 64 Predictive Text Entry Technology: iTAP VII Ringer ID Yes Ringer Profiles Yes Side Keys Yes Speaker Phone Yes SyncML Yes Temporal Navigation Software: E. Brown 2.6 Text Messaging 2-Way: Yes Text Messaging Templates Yes USB Yes Vibrate Yes Video Capture 500 MB max file size / carrier-dependent Video ID Yes Voice Dialing Yes Voice Memo Yes Wireless Internet WAP 10.72

That's good detail of the RAZR V3.

[MOTOhooligan]

Originally Posted by Sara419 That's good detail of the RAZR V3.

v635 actually, with a few of my own personal touches.

[bonoriffic]

Originally Posted by rancidhooligan Motolorean X1 Specifications Dimensions 89 x 49 x 25 mm

According to Crain's Chicago Business the Motorola Scalpel will be 7 mm thick. So your dimensions will be huge by that year.

Also add WiMax support, what is now being called 4G.

[twopiece]

Originally Posted by rancidhooligan Motolorean X1 Specifications Flux Capacitor: Yes

Cool, I can set it to 1955.

[MOTOhooligan]

Originally Posted by twopiece Cool, I can set it to 1955.

November 15, 1955?