MOTORAZR Maxx V6 Ferrari Challenge captures the imagination at the first glance. The fascination with the Ferrari legend takes shape in the palm of your hand. The capture of speed which drives you to optimal performances. Details of style and technology make the difference.

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he RAZR Maxx V6 is a tri-band/WCDMA phone which would ensure connection anywhere around the world. The voice quality is crisp and the full size of the phone allows for maximum vocal reception. It also has 3G HSDPA, EDGE and GPRS for data connectivity. I’ve also tried the video calling function and it’s really good! Not choppy and the images and the voice were clear. Maxx V6 as having one of the best mobile phone for music playback, losing only to Sony Ericsson W950i Walkman Phone, and I agree. The sound quality on earphones are really good and on speaker, it’s not that bad either. It’s loud enough for playing in a car and it retains its crisp sound. The only drawback is RAZR Maxx V6’s music playback software which is too simplistic.

It even has HSDPA for browsing the net and for quick data transfers, hell yeah you can even follow the Grand Prix on TV when you want to, there are Ferrari screen savers on this phone as well as Ferrari ringtones plus the logo on the front is off the Scuderia Ferrari. The cool thing about this phone is that when you switch it on and off you get the sound of the Ferrari F1 engine, this phone comes with when bought at the Ferrari Store a nice red leather case with the horse logo on it plus you get a battery charger, USB cable and 50 MB memory card and the headset.

Motorola RAZR maxx V6 Ferrari, there has been an increasing trend in the mobile industry that made handset manufacturers join forces with brands that have nothing to do with mobile phones. LG and Prada, Motorola and D&G, Samsung and Bang & Olufsen and many more partnerships have been made either for marketing reasons or simply to improve a handset’s functionality (yeah right). Such collaborations resulted in luxurious devices that were more or less successful on the market. What improvements did Ferrari add to the common Motorola RAZR maxx V6? Hmm, about none in terms of technical specifications, and too little if we think about its design.

Personalisation / Fun Features
Available User Memory: 50MB
Band/modes: WCDMA 2100, GSM 900/1800/1900, HSDPA 3.6 Mbps (Category 5/6), EDGE Class 10, GPRS Class 10
Calculator, Alarm Clock, Dynamic Idle, Wallpaper, Ringtone, Screensaver, Pre-loaded Games
Customised Software: Sound of Ferrari F1 engine roaring whenever the phone is switched on or off, Image of the Ferrari emblem on a car featured on the internal display, Image of the 8-cylindre F430 engine on the mini external display, 30 images of the Ferrari F430 Challenge
Elegant Lighting
Futuristic Touch Sensitive Music Keys
Integrated MP3 Player
Internal RAM Size: 64MB
Primary Camera Resolution: 2.0 Mega Pixel
Razr-Lineage 3G Device, Mix of Metal and Glass
Secondary Camera Resolution: VGA
Two-way Video Calling
Ultra-slim form factor
Up to 2GB of removable storage with an optional MicroSD memory card

Messaging Features
Integrated Bluetooth wireless technology connectivity for hands-free convenience
MMS, SMS, EMS (operator dependent)

Lifestyle Features
Audio: AAC, AAC+, AAC+ Enhanced, AMR NB, AMR WB, MP3, RA v9, WAV, WMA v9, XMF
Bluetooth/EDR, HSDPA Capability
Camera: 2 MP, VGA P2P Video
Capture/Playback/Streaming (operator dependent)
Handset customised for Ferrari: Ferrari emblem on the outside of the flip, ‘Ferrari’ logo printed on the back, Soft red leather carry case featuring the Ferrari emblem printed in relief
Video capture and playback (operator dependent)
Video Capture Rate: 15-20 fps
Video Codes: MPEG4, WMV v9 ,RV v9, H.263
Video Playback Rate: 15-20 fps

Performance Features
GSM TT/SB Time (up to): 300 mins / 375 hrs
Video Talk Time (up to): 120 mins
WCDMA TT/SB Time (up to): 180 mins / 350 hrs

Data Features
Browser Type: Opera (HTML)
Connectivity: Bluetooth wireless technology
EDGE Class 10, GPRS Class 10
Mobile Phone Tools (available)
MOTOSYNC
Over the Air Sync (OTA)

Technical Specifications
Battery: 940.00 mAh
Dimensions: 53 x 104.5 x 15.5 mm
External Display: 12 x 16mm , 1.3” 65K colors TFT
Form Factor: Clam
Internal Display: 24 x 32 mm, 2.2” 260K colors TFT
Size: ~75.0 cc
Weight: ~105g

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