The first time you hear the name RAZR V3, you’d probably think that it’s some automobile being offered by thing company that produced a Voltes-5-foot-look-alike SUV. Well, you’re dead wrong about it. RAZR V3 is, in fact, one of the three Motorola mobile phones that were recently introduced in the market.

While the name sure sounds weird for a handset, everything about the RAZR V3 isn’t. The RAZR V3 actually spells innovation. The combination of metals such as aircraft-grade aluminum with advances like an internal antenna and a chemically-etched keypad has led to the formation of a device that measures just 13.9mm thin, rivaling that of a credit card.

The Motorola RAZR V3’s size doesn’t compromise its functionality, though, since it is packed with the following key features: 2.2-inch, 176×220-pixel, 64K-color, TFT internal display; 96×80 pixel, 4K-color CSTN CLI external display; VGA camera with 4x digitial zoom and quick exposure controls; 22kHz polyphonic speaker with MP3 ringer support; MPEG4 video playback; electroluminescent keypad illumination panel; integrated class 1 Bluetooth wireless technology; and quad-band technology.