Update: Motorola Razr Confirmed For The UK

Update: Motorola Razr confirmed for the UK

Motorola RAZR has been announced officially the UK conference in Berlin.

Alain Mutricy Motorola took the stage with an advanced radar in attendance and announced the arrival of the "best smartphone on the planet."

The phone was released yesterday as the Motorola Razr Droid in the United States, but it is only today that the official media for the UK event took place.

Speaking of the new laptop, Mutricy said: "It 'been a very exciting year so far the acquisition of Google, but what is most exciting for us is as smart phones are changing.

"Today I want to talk about innovation, a new device that will change things."

This new device is the Motorola Razr with Mutricy noting: "While having the latest technology is crucial, equally important is how the phone looks and feels.

"Our mission was to create not only the true object of desire, with incredible delicacy, but this offer without commitment.

"So, how can we combine a leading designer of world-class performance? We needed something that was a thin but durable, high-speed, high resolution display, and is a great, new innovative features."

Motorola is sure to bring information on the appeal with the Razr measuring 7.1 mm in thickness - is the world's thinnest - 4.3-inch Super Plus AMOLED display and a dual core 1.2Ghz processor.

Not only is the phone now confirmed for the UK market, but the retailer has yet published his Motorola Razr UK prices and launch date.

The Fed has given his nickname arachnoid new Razr (Spyder), and mentions that you can get it for £ 454.80, with regularly scheduled release date in the UK in November. Remember that until we hear from Moto saying they can be changed.

But as far as we know it when you can get your mitts around the "world's thinnest smartphone," complete with its facade of glass and Kevlar Gorilla rear panel.

Unfortunately, it is Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and not the sleek new ice cream sandwich (Android 4.0), which launched last night.

But the 1.2GHz dual-core should not be sniffed, and the Super AMOLED 4.3 inch screen promises good things graphic.

Stay tuned for our hands on the Motorola Razr next review today.