Motorola is hinting that it will reveal a foldable smartphone version of the iconic Razr in less than a month

The company seems poised to reveal a revamped foldable smartphone version of the iconic Razr from the mid 2000s.
Little is known about the device. Motorola confirmed that it was working on such a smartphone earlier this year, and several leaks, rumors, and reports suggest it'll have a $1,500 price tag and "mid-range" specs.
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Motorola is sending out invitations to a November 13 event where the company will reveal a "reinvented icon."

There's no absolute confirmation, but there's also little doubt it's going to be the revamped foldable smartphone version of the iconic Motorola Razr, the ultra-thin flip phone that turned heads in the mid-'00s.

A GIF sent by Motorola even shows the original Razr's hinge being peeled away to reveal what appears to be the hinge of the new upcoming device.

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Motorola had already confirmed earlier this year that it was making a foldable smartphone , and patents and rumors all pointed to an iconic Razr-like design.

The original Razr phone was already foldable, but rumors are suggesting that nearly the whole interior of the phone will be a display with this modern refresh.

Leaked specs from XDA-Developers and a Wall Street Journal report suggest that the revamped Motorola Razr will have a $1,500 price tag, but it'll come with mid-range specs, such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 chip.

Either way, it's less than a month until Motorola makes the announcement, where we'll get all the details and photos we can possibly gather and share.

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