It has been quite sometime that MOTORAZR V3 was launched and it has managed to secure its position and capture the niche market. It was perhaps one of the first slim phones incepted by Motorola and it was a runaway success too. And now that it has proved its mettle and inspired others of the concept of beautiful technology, let us try to analyse the pros and cons of this mobile phone in detail.
Motorola V3 is a delicate looking fashionable gadget that is only 13.9 mm thin and looks exquisite in its clamshell design. The exterior of this mobile phone is made up of aluminum that makes it sturdy and light in weight. The cool blue back lighting effect can be seen when the phone is in use. The internal screen of Motorola V3 is176x220 Pixels and its TFT display reflects a panorama of 256,00 colours through it. So outwardly, Motorola V3 is bundled with the most impressive features.
Talking of its technicalities, Motorola V3 works on Quad-Band GSM network that makes it fully functional in all parts of America and all around the world. Furthermore, the features as GPRS and Bluetooth enhance its connectivity features. Though the camera of Motorola V3 is a mere VGA resolution, it gives a decent picture quality in accordance with the camera. There is also the provision of e-mailing and web browsing that could also be done through this handset. The user can listen and view videos with the help of its MPEG4 player.
The Motorola V3 also offers an incredible talk time up to 7 hours and standby time up to 280 hours that adds on to the calling features of this device. However, the paltry 5.5MB internal memory is an area that acts as a major drawback in this device. The manufacturers say that this mobile phone is made as a fashion phone that doesn't require a big memory. So the justification is accepted, but Motorola V3 could have been much more desirable if there would have been an external card slot in it.
Thus Motorola V3 looks like an interesting device that is a combination of both fashion and technology!
