Motorola’s thinking that it can still make a dime or few out of its long-time forgotten RAZR V3 handset. Sure, the device is still selling in many countries around the world, but it’s been replaced by Moto’s own RAZR2 and many other similar, yet way more capable handsets made by other companies.
That said, we spotted a new version of the phone called Motorola LuK Hot Pink edition. Aside from boasting the pink color, we don’t see much more being added to the mix. Specs wise, we’re talking about a 7.2Mbps HSDPA-capable device, which also comes with Bluetooth connectivity support, music player and a memory card slot. The weird part is that Korea’s SKT asks about 500,000 won (about $400) for it, which is far from being a good deal. Maybe some collectors will pick it up, but otherwise an array of Samsung and LG models offer much more for the money involved…
[Via: Engadget Mobile]