Motorola Mobility Reveals Motorola RAZR In Thailand

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PRESS RELEASE

Motorola mobility reveals Motorola RAZR in Thailand

Motorola RAZR will be available from 19 December 2011 at AIS shops, selected Telewiz stores, selected TG Fone stores, Power Mall, Betrend, major departmental stores and IT malls nationwide at a recommended retail price of Bt18,900.

While they're still dazzled by the outside, hit them with what's on the inside. A cool 1GB of RAM hooks up with a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and Android™ 2.3.5 to get you a lightning-fast user interface and the power to multi-task like never before. Rock your playlists while you check your email, breeze through photos—all at the same time, without delay. Motorola RAZR comes preloaded with the Motorola MotoCast™ app1, giving you the power to stream or download content from your PC straight to your device so your personal content is always within reach. Watch movies on a screen that sports a wider range of colours than most LCD HDTVs. And when you're tired of watching (as if), use the cinematic-quality front-facing 720p HD video camera and 8-megapixel rear-facing camera with even sharper 1080p HD video capture to create your own movies —all with image-stabilization technology to turn your life into art without breaking a sweat.

"One of the best-selling mobile phones of all time, the original Motorola RAZR redefined what a mobile phone was as people worldwide strutted around proudly flashing their fashion item. Now, we bring sexy back in a stylish and sleek body with the power to create experiences you will not find in any other smartphones," said Robert van Tilburg, senior regional sales director for Motorola Mobility in South Asia. "Customers in Thailand will get to enjoy an incredible smartphone experience with Motorola RAZR."

Somchai Sittichaisrichart, managing director of Motorola distributor SiS Distribution (Thailand) PCL. said: "We are confident that smartphone users in Thailand will be thrilled to own a RAZR. Especially for the RAZR, we partnered AIS to give customers with AIS 3G/EDGE data connection. RAZR is the perfect companion for the connected generation so look out for the amazing promotion at AIS during this festive season."

Poomjai Krittiyanon, assistant vice president of Smartphone Marketing at Advanced Info Service PCL. (AIS) said: "AIS always sources for the best smartphones for our consumers to complement our 3G and EDGE+ networks. The sleek and impossibly thin Motorola RAZR is our latest Android smartphone and it stands out in our portfolio. The device features amazing innovation and we are confident our customers will be excited to own this gorgeous device. What's more is that we have created a special package for the RAZR to make it highly affordable to consumers. You can now own a RAZR for only 299 Baht, excluding VAT, and receive 3G/EDGE+ 1.5GB per month for 8 months."

Interested parties can call *212350 to apply and enjoy the privilege of 0% 10-month installments at every branch of AIS Shop and participating Telewiz Shops from December 22, 2011 to February 29, 2012. AIS has a variety of applications that Motorola RAZR customers can download for free. The applications are customized with a user-friendly Thai language interface to deliver all their needcs including movies, music, books, shopping, news update from AIS BOOK Store and AIS Music Store.

-- The Nation 2011-12-19

[raro]

looks like it is a dead born baby....

http://www.androidcentral.com/galaxy-nexus-vs-droid-razr-vs-htc-rezound-verizons-three-amigos

NONE of the specs (except for the camera) can compete with the Nexus Galaxy. Note that the battery cannot be removed...

[lomatopo]

The specs on the Droid (as it is known) Razr look pretty good, and the phone gets generally positive comments. It matches up more with the SGS2, specifically the Skyrocket from AT&T.

[lleviathan]

I have two Motorola Milestone's, one from Canada, one from Hong Kong. To make a very long story short - owning a Motorola anything has been a nightmare. In the 2.5 years I've had one, I've only had a working phone in hand for about 9 months. I'd stay far, far away.

[raro]

I had two Motorola dumb phones years ago...they were ok for what they were, but not that fantastic either....