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Your Price: Free! with service Release Date: Q4 2006 Released For: Sprint - Discontinued Released for Sprint, the Motorola RAZR V3m (Red) combines high performance with cutting-edge features, all within the sleek design of one of the slimmest and iconic designs around. Created exclusively to support (RED), an initiative to raise awareness and money for The Global Fund, the organization finances the fight against AIDS in Africa with an emphasis on women and children. By purchasing the RAZR V3m (Red), consumers allowed Motorola to make a direct contribution to The Global Fund to help eliminate AIDS in Africa... [Continue reading Motorola RAZR V3m (Red) Review]

• Exclusive red anodized aluminum shell with a distinctive ultra-thin profile, created to enable consumers to help fight HIV/AIDS in Africa
• Innovative nickel-plated copper-alloy chemically-etched keypad with illumination panel
• Built-in music player and Stereo Headset Support via EMU
• Large internal and external color displays
• Integrated 1.3-megapixel camera with 4x Zoom, video recording, and photo album application
• Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free connectivity
• Speaker-independent voice recognition with full-duplex speakerphone
• WAP 2.0 compliant browser with EV-DO technology for high-speed data access to Sprint TV and Sprint Music Store

Technical Specifications
Network:	CDMA 800 / 1900
Form Factor:	Clamshell
Dimensions:	99 x 53 x 14 mm
Weight:	99 g
Antenna:	Internal
Navigation:	5-Way Keypad
Battery Type:	780 mAh Li-Ion
Talk Time:	3.13
Standby Time:	200
Memory:	30.0 MB
Expandable Memory:	microSD / TransFlash
Imaging
Main Screen:	65000 colors (TFT) 176 x 220 px
External Screen:	65000 colors (STN) 96 x 80 px
Camera:	1.3 MP / 1280 x 1024 px / 8X Zoom / Video Recorder
Audio
MP3 Player:	Sprint Music Store
FM Radio:
Speakerphone:
Push-To-Talk:
Multimedia
Wallpapers:	176 x 220 px
Screen Savers:	176 x 220 px
Ring Tones:	72 chord / MP3
Themes:
Games:	BREW
Streaming Multimedia:	Sprint TV
Messaging
SMS:
EMS:
MMS:
Email:	POP3 / IMAP4 / SMTP
Chat:
Predictive Text:	iTAP
Applications
Phonebook Capacity:	1000
Calendar:
To-Do List:
WAP:	2.0
Voice Commands:
Calculator:
Connectivity
Bluetooth:
Infrared Port:
High-Speed Data:	cdma2000 1xEV-DO
Wi-Fi:
GPS:
PC Sync:	USB 1.1
More Information
Website:	Motorola RAZR V3m (Red) Website
Discussion:	Motorola Forum

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Motorola Red Dead Battery Razr

Well once again this razr lives up to expectation of the others. terriable battery life. its about 3 hours of talk time. which to me is WAY too short. oviously the phone isnt made to last long. otherwise it would be longer. but i show this phone to people often cause its a popular phone. but when i tell them about the 3 hour battery life they want to look at the other phones. yes its got an MP3 player, but the battry life isnt long enough to make it that big a deal. personally i never recommend this phone to anyone. And lately its had a HUGE problem with defective parts. the battery and th memory card slot seem to be the biggest issues. they either last a few hours before needing to eb charged. or teh card doesnt fit so the phone is useless. if you really have your heart set on a slim phone, go with a krazr, or a katana. they have better battery life, adn the katana is more inexpensive

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Motorola V3m - The Red Razr

A lot of pressure here. How often are you the first person to review a particular item?

OK, fine, I'm not the first. After all, this is the exact same phone as the V3 but red. Luckily, it is just as good as the V3 but with the added satisfaction that I am actually helping someone in Africa (albeit in a small way) and sticking it to Sprint and Motorola (albeit in a small way) by having them donate money to sick Africans who will never contribute to their bottom line!

Reception is immaculate, which is important for someone such as myself who lives encased in many feet of concrete. Sound quality is high; I have yet to misunderstand the person calling me and the ringer is very loud when it needs to be. The vibrating mechanism is pretty light, but it could be considered be sheer genius that this slim phone even has this feature in the first place. The LCD is bright and readable, however the menus might take some time to decipher. I recommend setting them the 'list' rather than 'icon' to begin with. I suppose my biggest problem with the phone are the shiny metallic buttons and the LCD screens which need constant cleaning if one wants the phone to look nice. And trust me, this phone will get some reactions from its sleekness. It looks cool and is well advertised, so everybody knows it is a Razr when it gets pulled out. My wife's biggest problem with the phone is the sensitive side buttons, which she accidentally presses every time she pulls it out. However these buttons are worth it, being they control the most used functions on the phone when it is open (camera and volume control) and allow the phone to remain shut when a headset or bluetooth is plugged in.

Accessories are cheap and easy to come by on E-bay, where I was able to procure an extra charger, a car charger, a holster, a phone-to-computer USB connection cable, a CD full of ringtones and buttontones, a 1 GB microSD card, and an extra battery all for about $25 after shipping costs. The phone comes with a wired headset which as far as functionality goes gets an A, but as far as aesthetics gets a D. Overnight on the charger will last you the whole day if the phone gets treated like a phone. However I do not understand who could treat this thing merely as a phone: The camera, while only 1.3 megapixels, takes decent pictures provided there is adequate light. The Sprint Music Store mp3 player is easy to navigate and is well worth the sale price of the phone, provided you have a 1 GB external memory card to hold music with (the 30 MB on the phone is beyond inadequate) and provided you buy the phone when it is on sale.

I highly recommend this phone, especially those who have had cellphones before. B+

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