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Review summary: Other features on the SLVR V8 include PTT (push-to-talk), a WAP 2.0 browser, email client, instant messaging, Java, MP3 audio and MPEG 4 video playback and a reasonably decent internal speaker. Slated for a release in Q3 2005, the SLVR will probably ...

Review summary: The Motorola SLVR L7 defines sleek concept design. Made of shiny black metal and plastic, this cell phone has an internal antenna and still only weighs 96 grams this is possibly the slimmest of all the cell phones and its measurements are only 114x49 ...

Verdict: The SLVR L7 is a class 10, quad band, cell phone with GSM 850/900/1800/1900 network support and 5 way keypad navigation. Class 2 Bluetooth enables smooth, wireless communication functions. An infrared port is not available with this phone, however, a ...

Review summary: Connectivity is good, with full support for wireless Bluetooth connections, as well as USB, although infra-red is not supported. The SLVR accepts Transflash? memory cards, so the memory can be expanded up to 512 Mbytes - very useful for storing MP3 ...

Review summary: The Motorola SLVR L7 is a very slim & desirable mobile phone that comes complete with some very attractive features. The SLVR L7 pays a slight resemblance to the ROKR E1 but the ROKR E1 has very music orientated features & the SLVR L7 focuses on the ...

Review summary: Motorola's Slvr L7 puts a prettier face on the iTunes phone, but its low-resolution camera, its sluggish music-player performance, and the limitations on the iTunes usability are big distractions.

Pros: The Motorola Slvr L7 has an attractive overall design. It also comes with an integrated iTunes player, Bluetooth, a sharp display, a TransFlash card slot, and a speakerphone, as well as solid call and music-audio quality.

Cons: The Motorola Slvr L7's iTunes player is sluggish, and it's burdened with too many usage restrictions. The phone is further hampered by a low-resolution VGA camera, a lack of support for EDGE, tricky controls, no FM radio or stereo speakers, and little ...

Verdict: After the phenomenal success of the Motorola Razr, slim is definitely in. The trendy phone was the top-selling mobile in 2005, and it spawned both a long-awaited successor for Verizon, the Razr V3c, and a near-identical imitator, the Samsung MM-A900.