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Motorola Razr 3 exposure: the first snapdragon 8, star rail spindle technology, etc

author:Pacific Computer Network

Lenovo Chen Jin @ Magical Jinge previously spoke on Weibo that it is preparing the third generation of Motorola Razr folding screen mobile phones. According to the latest news, this is a new flagship that supports vertical folding, which will become Motorola's first folding screen phone to take the Snapdragon 8 flagship processor and support UWB.

Motorola Razr 3 exposure: the first snapdragon 8, star rail spindle technology, etc

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According to relevant sources, motorola Razr3 will be equipped with "star orbit hinge" technology, so that the folding screen is seamlessly uncreased after unfolding. The technology has been patented for 100 innovations and is an innovation from Lenovo Motorola.

Motorola Razr 3 exposure: the first snapdragon 8, star rail spindle technology, etc

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As Motorola's first folding screen flagship equipped with Snapdragon 8 processor, it has extraordinary significance, because this is the real Sense motorola flagship folding screen, and the folding screen before it uses Qualcomm 7 series processors, the first generation is Snapdragon 710, and the second generation is Snapdragon 765G.

Motorola Razr 3 exposure: the first snapdragon 8, star rail spindle technology, etc

It is also worth noting that the Motorola Razr3 will support UWB, that is, ultra-wideband technology, which is a wireless carrier communication technology that can achieve highly accurate, centimeter-level positioning for near-field wireless communication of mobile phones.

Motorola Razr 3 exposure: the first snapdragon 8, star rail spindle technology, etc

In addition, it has been revealed that the Motorola Razr3 will be equipped with the same second screen as huawei P50Pocket, and has 6/8/12GB of memory, as well as 128/256/512GB of storage.

The specific release time of this mobile phone has not yet been announced, let's look forward to it together.

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