Motorola appears to be preparing a new foldable smartphone dubbed the Razr Flex. The wide-folding device recently surfaced on the Geekbench benchmarking database, providing an early look at some of its core specifications.
According to the benchmark entry, the Razr Flex is equipped with an older Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. While it may not feature the latest flagship silicon, the handset compensates on the multitasking front with a generous 12GB of RAM.
The wide-fold design represents a notable addition to the Razr lineup, which has largely focused on vertical clamshell formats. While full details regarding pricing, additional hardware, and release schedules remain unconfirmed, the benchmark listing indicates development is progressing.
For full details and complete benchmark figures, be sure to check the original report on Gizmochina.
