Motorola revamped the reborn Razr phone – it upgraded the chipset and digicam, it also built the patented “zero-gap” hinge. That hinge lets the display to close so tightly that you can not even slide a piece of paper through it.
For increased sturdiness, the hinge is built out of stainless metal (while the body is 7000 series aluminum). Motorola’s mechanized checks demonstrate that the hinge can go as a result of 200,000 flips – that’s more than five many years of use even if you flip open your cellular phone 100 times a day.
Watch Moto engineers put #razr5G to the non-stop flip test in this behind-the-scenes look at how it was re-imagined. pic.twitter.com/imDEMhnzrA
— Motorola (@Moto) September 30, 2020
That’s not the only patented program on the Moto Razr 5G – Motorola filed about 100 patents for it. These cover things like the software that makes it possible for you to speedily interact with applications on the 2.7” display screen and seamlessly switch to the internal 6.2” display.
one of the major upgrades over the 2019 model. All of this fits inside 85 cm², that’s the same volume as a deck of playing cards – the Razr prioritizes compactness.
