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Motorola launches RAZR 2022 tomorrow: meet the new foldable!
01/08/2022 - 01:02 - João Vitor Gomes Patrício
Motorola's new foldable is about to be officially presented, and images of this smartphone are already circulating on the Internet.
The Motorola RAZR 2022 will be released tomorrow, along with the Motorola X30 Pro, and promises to be another innovative device in the foldable market. The brand has already released an image where it discloses the RAZR 2022 with the potential of the external screen.
The external screen of the RAZR 2022 will be about 3 inches, and it is expected to give quick access to various applications without the user having to open the phone. In addition, the manufacturer promises a quality of this screen equivalent to that of the main screen, despite not specifying the technology behind it.
As for the remaining specifications, Motorola's new foldable is expected to have a 6.7-inch main screen, a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor and more than 12 GB of RAM.
Despite Motorola's efforts, Samsung is the leader in the foldable smartphone market, thanks to the success of the Galaxy Z Flip3.
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