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Motorola V3 by Josh Rubin
Mobile Review might have leaked this a bit early, but it looks legit. The V3 (aka Razor) is basically a V600, but is made of titanium and measures a mere 14mm thick. Motorola is slowly getting back on the innovation bus-- it's about time!
via Gizmodo
27 July Update: It is real. It's called the RAZR V3 and it's aluminum, not titanium. Details here.
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