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It’s here - the heir to the throne of the vast RAZR empire, the Motorola RAZR2. Measuring in at a hair-line 2 millimeters thinner than it’s predecessor, the RAZR2 will be available on every major carrier in the United States (T-Mobile, AT&T,  Verizon, Sprint).

Other than the Z6, it will be the second Motofone that will utilize the new Linux based platform Motorola is touting. As pictured above, the phone will have external music buttons and a 2 inch external display coupled with a 2.2 inch QVGA display on the interior. It will also sport a 2 megapixel camera and will have a very capable internet browser.

While the RAZR was a huge hit some 3 odd years ago, the RAZR2’s features now seemingly pale in comparison to the unreleased Apple iPhone and the portable wallet drill that is the Nokia N95. However, it is more accessible than the two, as it will hit on GSM carriers in the early summer and on CDMA carriers later on.

Still iPhone-gaga or does this device change your mind?

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