Storage
The
Motorola RAZR2 V9 comes with 45.0 MB of internal memory and can use removable
microSD memory cards of up to 2 GB to store multimedia files such as photos
and sounds. Although the internal memory appears adequate for moderate usage,
compared to the other two phones in the RAZR2 family - the V8 and V9m, which
bear up to 512 MB and 128 MB memory, respectively - the V9's offerings seem
scant.
The RAZR2 V9's phonebook holds 1,000 entries, the last 60 dialed and
received calls and nine one-touch contact entries. Each of the contact entries
can hold up to seven phone or fax numbers, two email addresses, postal addresses,
web address, ringer ID, photo ID, birthdays and other notes. The phone's
SIM card memory also holds an additional 250 names and numbers.
Connectivity
Connecting to a wide range of Bluetooth-compatible devices is easy with
the RAZR2 V9. The phone's updated Bluetooth profiles enable users to take
advantage of wireless stereo headphones, handsfree devices, dial-up networking,
copying audio and video files to another device and the ability to send
text messages, address book and calendar entries to the nearest Bluetooth-compatible
printer.
The V9 is enabled for Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), Audio
/ Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP), Handsfree Profile (HFP), Headset
Profile (HSP), Dial-Up Networking (DUN), Object Exchange (OBEX) Object Push
Profile (OPP), Basic Printing Profile (BPP), Basic Imaging Profile (BIP)
and OBEX FTP (server only).
Conclusion
The beautifully designed RAZR2 V9 will be a definite upgrade in terms
of style and technology for consumers who first fell in love with Motorola's
original RAZR V3 design and features back in 2005.
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But users looking for a phone with longer battery life or one that exceeds
the V9's 45 MB memory limit may want to consider other RAZR2 options like
the V8 from T-Mobile or the V9m from Sprint. All models in the RAZR2 line
have similar features and are equipped with an external memory card slot
that can hold up to 2 GB.
Regardless, this year's RAZR2 V9 model offers a copious assortment of
multimedia options ranging from a 2.0-megapixel camera / camcorder and music
player to AT&T's high-speed broadband services and Bluetooth compatibility.
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