Lenovo picks at our nostalgia with a RAZR ad for June 9th Moto event Comments
- craziestkazi
- 7tA8
Motorola is doing great after Lenovo's acquisition. They are working hard to make that company a success.
- vrvly
- g5fm
Maybe finally some phone with new&different style. Because everyone makes phone looking almost same as before, if not as before before....
- dexterHR
- 3LTD
Smokinskull, 20 May 2016Lenovo sucks big time... Moto was the best.. But lenovo ruined it.. How did they ruined it? They just bought it!
- Anonymous
- 7X3H
I remember when mostly everyone had them I had the 8800 from Nokia.
- Guru
- 5gI9
They might launch the slimmest phone as RAZR was the slimmest phone during those days.
- 3ngin33r
- XQUX
The phone had horrible UI and keypad was hard to use but damn it looked so cool to flip it open and take a call
- Rick
- 7M1p
Larry638, 20 May 2016The acquisition of Motorola by Lenovo was a sad day in mobile phones history, Motorola was one... moreYes bro, you are right, Motorola was my favorite brand, when lenovo buy motorola that was sad notice :(
R.I.P MOTOROLA
- Anonymous
- 7tI1
I want dis fone.. I l buy a brand new original moto razr v3i at any cost... Any means below $200 ;-P it's really cool to have a clam shell fone
18747- Larry638
- u}sJ
The acquisition of Motorola by Lenovo was a sad day in mobile phones history, Motorola was one of my favorite brand.
- Longlife Motorola
- PA7B
MOTOlegend, 20 May 2016if you had this phone for the years 2010 below, damn you are cool and popular, those old days ... moreYap, I even bought razr v9. Motorola is all about stylist and innovation, I tried all flagship but back to moto. Most of friends in engineering use moto
5015- sydrig
- v0qx
it was almost impossible to keep the screens of those phones clean because of the rubber from the keypad. but still. I miss it especially the D&G model.
- MOTOlegend
- UD{0
if you had this phone for the years 2010 below, damn you are cool and popular, those old days you know
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