Motorola unveil world's thinnest slider phone

Motorola has unveiled a slim slider phone in Korea, which it claims is the next step in the evolution of the RAZR

8 February 2006 16:38 GMT / By Stuart Miles

Just as you thought you could get excited about the thin 11.5mm dimensions of the new SLVR, Motorola has unveiled a slim slider phone in Korea, which it claims is the next step in the evolution of the RAZR.

The 14.8-millimeter-thick model (thatï¿½s 3.3mm thicker than the SLVR) is currently only referred to as Z, and comes with a 2.2-inch screen, a megapixel digital camera and an MP3 player and the now standard metal keypad.

ï¿½This is the thinnest among many slider phones available here but it by no means lacks applications compared to other handsetsï¿½, Gill Hyun-chang, chief executive at Motorola Korea, said to the Korean Times.

Motorola plans to market the Z through the countryï¿½s primary mobile carrier, SK Telecom, this month with a price tag between 500,000 won and 600,000 won (ï¿½295ï¿½ï¿½354).

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