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Motorola Limited Edition Liquid Gold Razr V3i

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First Take

By Reuben Lee
Dec 15, 2005

Just when you thought Motorola had all the colors covered for its Razr clamshells, the US-based mobile maker has unveiled yet another hue--in gold metallic finish this time--for the upcoming V3i. Partnering with fashion label Dolce & Gabbana (D&G), Motorola will be releasing only 1,000 units of the limited-edition gold Razr V3i in D&G boutiques worldwide. While no price has been confirmed yet for the limited-edition handset, the US mobile maker expects the phone to start shipping only in the first quarter of 2006, possibly in time for Valentine's. ...

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This is a fashion statement

Mar 25, 2006

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Can u beat this design and colour?
Cons: its too nice to be true...
Opinion:
Whip out this handset and an air surrounds you and become the center of attraction. It probably best not to own one as everyone will be borrowing from u to "have a look" :p
Anyway with a design like this, who cares about the mid range specs?

 

Designer!

Feb 28, 2006

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: has lots of upgrades and looks awesome
Cons: none!
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useless!!!!

Jan 13, 2006

Rating: 1 out of 10 (Abysmal)
Pros: Gold ??
Cons: nothing special....
Opinion:
Come on !! everyone

How long do u think u will use it, no long the new hottest handset will coming out, U will change another one... lar.... useless...

 

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