Released in 2004, the Motorola RAZR cell phone became a social phenomenon in the United States, grabbing 6.2% of US phone sales in the fourth quarter of 2004. It wasn’t simply a phone; it was a fashion statement and accessory, a cultural icon for the cool.

Announced earlier in March, the RAZR2 is similar to the RAZR in many respects, but whether or not it will gain the status that the original RAZR held as “the one cell phone to have” is yet to be seen. PhoneScoop has an exclusive comparison of the GSM V8, the HSDPA V9 and the CDMA V9m versions of the phone.

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