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We have already seen, read and heard about the Motorola RAZR, the folding or flexible mobile bet of the company belonging to Lenovo. This terminal would arrive with a 'shell type' design in memory of the first devices of the RAZR family. Now, a new leak reveals new data about this folding device. Specifically, about its launch. It could arrive before the end of 2019.
Specifically, the Motorola RAZR could arrive later this year, according to the latest rumors about this device. It is expected to be announced during the month of December. And at the latest, during January 2020. This terminal could be seen first in Europe, and its price would not be cheap at all. Specifically, it would cost about $ 1,500.What would be about 1,350 euros. The main characteristic of this mobile is that it would have a flexible screen, which would bend inwards, making the terminal look like a 'shell type'. This way, it would be much more compact. The flexible panel would occupy the entire front, so when opening the back cover we would not have buttons, but a large screen. The terminal could have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 700 processor and a compact battery that would be located in the rear.
A second more compact screen, according to the latest renders
At the moment we have been able to see some other renderings that are based on the leaks and data about the design. Everything indicates that it will be a device with a rectangular shape, with an aluminum back and a glass lid that will also have a small screen. In this way we can see the time and notifications without having to lift the tap a. It would also have a main lens in the upper area and a front lens, for selfies, on the screen, which could also have a notch or a frame in the upper and lower area.
Motorola has not yet confirmed the release date for this device. Neither are any of the leaked features. Therefore, we will have to wait for future news from the company. Without a doubt, a very interesting terminal, but with the problem of a very high price.
Via: 91mobiles.
