Lenovo CEO hints at a possible Moto RAZR comeback with foldable design

HMD has possessed the capacity to effectively restore the nostalgic Nokia brand of cell phones with overall praise. The MWC brought the return of the Nokia 8110 (banana telephone) while 2017 was the year the Nokia 3310 was resuscitated too. 

Motorola's RAZR may be something that Motorola could bring back in the close-ish future. This is as indicated by a remark that Lenovo CEO made to a little gathering of columnists at MWC, Tech Radar reports. 

Yang Yuanqing was gotten some information about a conceivable Motorola RAZR recovery to which Yuanqing remarked, "With the new innovation, especially foldable screens, I figure you will see increasingly advancement on our cell phone outline. So ideally what you simply depicted (alluding to the Moto RAZR mark) will be produced or acknowledged soon." 

At the point when inquired as to whether he was particularly alluding to the RAZR, he answered, "I think I have just addressed the inquiry". 

In 2016, Motorola discharged a Moto RAZR video that made a few of us remember our secondary school a very long time with simply the appropriate measure of innovation: telephone calls, SMS, and an absolute minimum of web-based social networking nearness. The RAZR featured in the video and made them scratch our heads, thinking about whether Motorola was simply attempting to make us nostalgic or on the off chance that it was prodding us about a future return of the RAZR. 

With HMD's accomplishment of refreshing exemplary Nokia telephones, wouldn't Motorola be a brilliant possibility to bring back the Motorola RAZR? The Moto RAZR was likely the most famous clamshell-style mobile phone ever, offering 130 million units amid its run. 

So we don't take this remark keep running with it, here are a few theories in the matter of what could happen if the RAZR mark were to make an arrival. Much like Nokia's direction, we could see another variant of the Moto RAZR refreshed for 2018 with another body and refreshed camera, show, and highlights. 

Another plausibility is that Motorola would bring back the RAZR marking for another sort of foldable (savvy/include) telephone inside and out. Obviously, foldable showcases are still not at the level of large-scale manufacturing unless Motorola needs to get that going. 

On the off chance that Yuanqing's words are to be taken as law, we may see a RAZR rebound as ahead of schedule as IFA later in the year. The Moto Z2 is up for a successor in the early long stretches of the mid-year, so we may even observe a refreshed secret at that point. How about we check whether Motorola can bring back the clamshell frame factor. *CLACK*.

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