The iconic Motorola RAZR flip-phone is to make a comeback, the Wall Street Journal reports-- specifically as a foldable device bearing a $1500 pricetag, with the launch arriving as early as February 2019.
The WSJ says very little on actual specifications of the device, such as screen size, internals or even form factor. The use of the RAZR name suggests Lenovo-owned Motorola will use the original form factor to perhaps create a super-long vertical folding screen, although it might also just copy Samsung and create a more typical folding device. What the WSJ does know is Lenovo plans to make 200000 units of the device, a perhaps optimistic approach for could ultimately prove to be little more than yet another exercise in overpriced nostalgia overpriced nostalgia.