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    The first leaked images of the Motorola Razr 3 come with a surprise: this foldable does not look like its predecessors

    First images of what could be the Motorola Razr 3 have surfaced on 91Mobiles, and the foldable market is becoming more active. In recent months, we’ve seen the likes of the Oppo Find N, the Honor Magic V, and the upcoming Huawei Mate Xs 2, and now we’re getting news of what could theoretically be the Motorola Razr 3.

    Although the terminal maintains its dedication to the shell style, these photographs show that it has lost the previously typical “chin” that was a trademark of earlier devices. The Galaxy Galazy Z Flip3 is more reminiscent to the previous Razr as a result.

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    Razrs of the past have resembled each other, but not this one.

    Although the terminal maintains its dedication to the shell style, these photographs show that it has lost the previously typical “chin”

    Known as “Maven,” the gadget is said to ditch Razr’s characteristic design lines in favour of a more flat and uniform look. If the leaked photographs are accurate, we could be looking at something similar to the Moto X.

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    Everything points to considerable modifications to their cameras as well. Unlike previous Razr models, which only had a single camera, the Z Flip3 has two sensors located on one of the device’s corners in this variant.

    Main sensor is 50 Mpixels, with 13 Mpixel super wide angle and a 32 Mpixel selfie camera accompanying it, according to reports. Smapdragon 8 Gen 1 is believed to power this “Motorola Razr 3,” while RAM and storage are expected to be 8 or 12 GB and 256 or 512 GB, respectively.

    First images of what could be the Motorola Razr 3 have surfaced on 91Mobiles, and the foldable market is becoming more active.

    According to the statistics, this folding is expected to debut in China in July or August, but the price has yet to be determined. Starting at 1,499 euros, the Razr 5G, which was released in 2020, is the current model.