Motorola Debuts a Special Edition FIFA World Cup Razr Phone

"Developed as part of the brand's Collections by Motorola series, the device's abstracted yet geometrically patterned exterior is defined by its distinctive curvilinear block pattern, linked together and distinguished by dramatic gradients. This design is as much a performative flip phone-alternative to the overly functional and distracting smart phone most people now use-and a collectable, a memento of this significant happening."

"Drawing inspiration from the tournament's official branding, the idiosyncratic design freeze-frames the qualities of fluid motion, energy, momentum but also-purportedly-the World Cup's inclusivity. It isn't just a visual experience however. The special edition phone is finished in a soft-touch vegan leather reminiscent of the apparel and equipment used by players of this sport."

"Inside it's collapsable form-now reinforced by a IP48 protection hinge-the razr FIFA World Cup 26 is fully equipped with it's ever-refined intelligent external display, now accompanied by an AI-powered camera system. This improved feature is ideal for capturing the often fleeting highlights of an important match or the shared experience of watching it with friends and family."

Motorola has created a special edition Razr flip phone to commemorate the 2024 FIFA World Cup, held across North America with 48 participating nations. The device features a distinctive tone-on-tone green exterior with geometrically patterned curvilinear blocks and dramatic gradients, inspired by the tournament's official branding. The phone incorporates soft-touch vegan leather reminiscent of soccer equipment and maintains a continuous design across its fold. Inside, the Razr FIFA World Cup 26 includes an intelligent external display, AI-powered camera system for capturing match moments, an IP48 protection hinge, and a 4500mAh battery. An optional FIFA watermark automatically appears on photos taken during games, making it both a functional device and collectible memento.

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