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Motorola Q Smartphone
The Motorola Q was designed to be an e-mail centric Windows Mobile 5 smartphone and an addition to Motorola's wildly successful RAZR-SLVR (Any-Sharp-Object-Name) line of slimmer gadgets. In fact, before it was officially named the Motorola Q, the unit was dubbed the RAZRBerry by many forum jockeys.
At 11mm thick, the Motorola Q remains one of the slimmest Windows Mobile smartphones ever sold. The Q does not have a touchscreen interface.
The Motorola Q was sold by Verizon Wireless in both silver and black and Sprint in black.
The Motorola Q was discontinued when Motorola released new Q models including the Q9c (Sprint), the Q9m (Verizon) and the Q9h Global (AT&T Mobility).
The Motorola Q was designed to be an e-mail centric Windows Mobile 5 smartphone and an addition to Motorola's wildly successful RAZR-SLVR (Any-Sharp-Object-Name) line of slimmer gadgets. In fact, before it was officially named the Motorola Q, the unit was dubbed the RAZRBerry by many forum jockeys. 
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