 Hey guys, it's Neil from The Verge. I'm here with the Droid Razor, which you can see is much, much thinner than the iPhone 4. I'm holding it by the hand. Let me take this away. So here's the Razor. You can see it is super, super thin. It is 7.1 millimeters thin. On the back you see it's got a laser cut Kevlar back, fiber back. It doesn't feel quite like fiber. It's like a soft touch. This makes it super strong on the front. It's Gorilla Glass. The entire thing is also splash coated, including the boards inside. So you can get it wet. It won't be a problem. On the front you can see it's a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED QHD display. This is the first QHD Super AMOLED display we've ever seen. It looks really nice, really dark, really deep. Capacitive buttons on the front, not as great. I prefer physical buttons. And you can see, as usual, Motorola's made some tiny little tweaks to Moto Blur, which is their version of Android. Apart from that though, it's really the hardware that's a story here. Really how thin and beautiful this hardware is. It has an 8 megapixel camera, it does 1080p video. But that's a story. Internally and software wise, it is very much identical to the Droid Bionic. It's just repackaged in a much nicer piece of hardware. So that is the DroidRazer by Motorola.
 Hey guys, it's Neil from The Verge.
 I'm here with the Droid Razor, which you can see is much, much thinner than the iPhone
 4.
 I'm holding it by the hand.
 Let me take this away.
 So here's the Razor.
 You can see it is super, super thin.
 It is 7.1 millimeters thin.
 On the back you see it's got a laser cut Kevlar back, fiber back.
 It doesn't feel quite like fiber.
 It's like a soft touch.
 This makes it super strong on the front.
 It's Gorilla Glass.
 The entire thing is also splash coated, including the boards inside.
 So you can get it wet.
 It won't be a problem.
 On the front you can see it's a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED QHD display.
 This is the first QHD Super AMOLED display we've ever seen.
 It looks really nice, really dark, really deep.
 Capacitive buttons on the front, not as great.
 I prefer physical buttons.
 And you can see, as usual, Motorola's made some tiny little tweaks to Moto Blur, which
 is their version of Android.
 Apart from that though, it's really the hardware that's a story here.
 Really how thin and beautiful this hardware is.
 It has an 8 megapixel camera, it does 1080p video.
 But that's a story.
 Internally and software wise, it is very much identical to the Droid Bionic.
 It's just repackaged in a much nicer piece of hardware.
 So that is the DroidRazer by Motorola.