13 January 2006 16:33 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Just as you are getting over the pink version of the Motorola RAZR V3 launched before Christmas, the company has announced today that it is launching a Cosmic Blue version.Already seen in silver, black and pink, the RAZR V3 Cosmic Blue supposedly “brings a new dimension to the ultimate in stylish communication” although here at Pocket-lint we personally didn't realise a colour could do so much.
The company press release, appealing to the lowest denominator suggests “It's a well believed myth that blue is for boys, and pink for girls, but with this latest launch from Motorola, no matter who you are or what your favourite colour is - there is now a Motorola RAZR V3 phone to match it”.
Aside from the colour, nothing has been added to the model and that included it still shipping with a rather under specced VGA digital camera compared to the megapixel phones shipping elsewhere.
The Motorola RAZR V3 Cosmic Blue will be available in January 2006. Phones, Mobile phones, Motorola, CES2006


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