Today at its mobile event, Motorola announces the Razr M, a new handset, and cheaper sibling to the Razr HD.
As expected, the device packs a 4.3″ ‘qHD’ display, which marks in at a resolution of 960×540. It will run Jelly Bean. Fragmentation be damned. Motorola’s event comes on the tails of Nokia’s announcement of the Lumia 820 and Lumia 920 handsets, two Windows Phone 8 devices.
For the the full skinny on the Motorola event, check our liveblog, where we have all the news. The device will retail for $99, and will hit stores next week.
Motorola is working with Verizon to launch the phone. It can be pre-ordered today. Verizon called it “an incredible device with an incredible price point.”
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Google also announced today that some 1.3 million Android devices are activated daily, and also introduced the Razr HD, a phone with a 4.7″ screen that is the flagship device over the Razr M.
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