Lenovo’s Secret Mission: The Next‑Gen Motorola Razr
Did you hear the buzz? Lenovo’s top brass, led by Chen Jin, has quietly dropped a bombshell: the third‑generation Motorola Razr is in the works. The man pulled the story from his Weibo account, saying the company is “silently” prepping the new foldable. He promised that the next Razr will pack a more advanced chip, a better man‑machine interface, and a design that’ll make your jaw drop—“a more atmospheric appearance,” he quipped. And guess where it first drops? China, because why not?
The original Razr made waves more than two years ago, but it quickly earned a repairability score of 1 from iFixit—think glue, glue, and more glue. It even got a 5G bump in late 2020, but the design was still dot‑dot‑concerning. The new model aims to ditch those sticky days.
- Power Play: Cutting‑edge chipset to keep the phone snappy.
- Friendlier UX: Softer touch gestures and a cleaner interface.
- Design Dreams: Sleeker, fresher lines that feel less… atmospheric, more life‑stealing.
- Market First: Debut in China before anywhere else.
When this Razr finally lands, it will have to wrestle with the big names: Samsung’s Galaxy Z series, Huawei’s P50 Pocket, the soon‑to‑arrive Honor Magic V, and other foldable contenders. The battle of the folds is heating up, and Lenovo is ready to join the fight—so keep your eyes peeled, and maybe your pocket ready for a new phone of that kind of charm.
Source: Chen Jin (Weibo) via Android Authority
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