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Droid RAZR review

November 20, 2011

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The original RAZR cellphone was a clamshell flip-phone released by Motorola in 2004. for a time, they were very popular, being well-made, reliable, and a nice design (they were fairly small and thin, yet very ergonomic and functional). Motorola has released a new smartphone iteration of the RAZR line, which (to differentiate from the original) […]



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