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Pictures: Motorolazr V3x

The Razr V3 sports a different design than the other Razrs.
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The Razr V3x has a speaker on its rear face.
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Though it's still slim, the Razr V3x is thicker than its Razr siblings at 0.8 inch.
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The Razr V3x's extra girth gives it a more solid feel.
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The Razr V3x's buttons and controls have a refined, more tactile design.
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The Razr V3x slips comfortably into a bag or pocket.
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The Razr V3's main camera on its front face has a 2-megapixel resolution and several editing options.
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The V3x's internal VGA camera is meant for video calls. Next to it is a Macro switch for the main camera.
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You must remove the battery cover to access the V3x's memory card slot.
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The Razr V3x is sporty from the inside as well.
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