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If you want a hot pink Razr+ , there is one place in the U.S. where you can find it and that is. The nation's second-largest wireless provider announced today that starting on July 10th it will be exclusively taking pre-orders for the clamshell foldable in hot pink . The phone will be available in stores and online starting on July 24th.
With a 4-inch Quick View screen that is slightly larger than the one on last year's premium Razr model, users will be able to run various apps and handle many of the device's capabilities without having to open the foldable. According to, the Razr+ is the first flip phone with an external display that is"fully AI capable.
The camera array on the new Razr+ includes a 50MP main camera, and a 50MP telephoto camera; the internal display has a 32MP camera for selfies and video chats. The Razr+ will be available in the aforementioned Hot Pink and also in Midnight Blue.will also offer the Razr which is getting a much larger Quick View external display. Compared to the 1.5-inch external screen on last year's base model, the size of the rear screen is 2.4 times larger at 3.6 inches.
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