Screen
The RAZR2 V9's striking external QVGA screen gives consumers convenience
without having to open the clamshell. Measuring 2-inches diagonally, the
RAZR2 V9's 240 x 320 px LCD produces 262K-colors vividly for photo caller
ID, self-portraits, wallpaper displays and the touch control interface for
the integrated music player.
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Flipped open, an even larger 2.2-inch QVGA screen is revealed, with nearly
double the resolution of the original RAZR V3, at a similar 240 x 320 px.
Presenting a bright layout for viewing everything from email, on-demand
content or pictures and video clips from friends, the RAZR2 V9's internal
LCD offers clear and vivid imagery for multimedia-intense applications.
Both of the RAZR2 V9's internal and external LCDs are built from TFT
(Thin Film Transistor) technology, offering the brightest contrast and clearest
images, over STN (Super Twisted Nematic) LCDs. Providing exceptional resolution
and clarity, the RAZR2 V9 is an ideal device to view images and videos from.
Audio
 User
ratings have put the RAZR2 V9 at the top of its class within AT&T's current
wireless offerings for clear sound and reliable signals. One factor in the
V9's success is Motorola's CrystalTalk technology, where call volume is
automatically adjusted to cancel out background noises wherever they are.
For music lovers, the RAZR2 V9 can purchase and download tracks from
AT&T Music service or upload existing MP3s from a personal computer. Users
also have the option of downloading additional songs from the digital music
libraries of Napster and Yahoo! Music.
While audio from the phone's digital music player is good, it is likely
to sound better using stereo headphones. The V9 is capable of reading MP3,
WMA, eAAC+, Real, and WAV song files. Volume on the phone can be adjusted
up to seven levels.
The RAZR2 V9 also runs on AT&T Mobile Music, allowing customers to browse,
purchase and download full-track songs from a catalog of more than 5 million
tracks, including content from all major labels. Users will instantly receive
copies of purchased tracks on both the wireless phone and their PC.
Messaging
Messaging options on the V9 include text messaging, web-based email and
instant messaging. Users can share SMS text and MMS multimedia messages
with messaging services from AOL, Windows Live and Yahoo! Messenger.
Another messaging feature is the phone's updated T9 text input system
which uses a pre-set dictionary of words and punctuation to anticipate your
next move as you key in text messages and emails. Users can also read and
respond to text messages without even opening the phone. Messages can be
viewed on the V9's external LCD screen and answered with one of 15 preset
messages.
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