Motorola kicked off a paradigm shift when they set their RAXR mobile phones loose on an unsuspecting population. Soon, everyone set to work designing super-slim mobile phones. But now, the granddaddy of them all has been reborn. Here it is: the Motorola V9.
Touch Sensitive
In the same spirit as its predecessor, the Motorola V9 has a gloriously slim shell and crisp design, meaning it's so sleek and sexy. On the exterior of the flip, you'll find, as expected the auxiliary screen, but this is no ordinary screen... it's almost as large as the main screen inside, it's super-crisp, and, better yet, it's a touchscreen. So, if you're using the music player, or doing something that doesn't mean you have to open the phone, you can simply prod the front display. That is not just incredibly useful, it's awesomely cool, too. As well as that, with no unneeded keys on the flip, it means the Motorola V9 is as sleek as it possibly can be.
Cutting Edge
Looks are crucial, certainly, but to give them backup, your phone has to be able to do more than simply lay there, looking alluring. No worries, then, since the Motorola V9 is packed to the gills with cool stuff. 2 megapixel camera for capturing sharp, vibrant pictures? Check. Great big internal memory? Check, the phone has 420Mb. Bluetooth, so you can link up headsets with the phone, or get free ringtones off your friends? Check.
Now, mix all that together with full internet access, thank to the Opera 8.5 web browser integrated into the Motorola V9 (a proper web browser, for no extra cost? Want! Now!), and you get one TOTALLY desirable phone. So, go on, look sharp. Get yourself the Motorola V9.
Motorola V9 on Mix & Match 500 (18mth)
