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Got $1,Watch Bikini Pirates (2006)500 that you want to spend on a mid-range foldable phone? Well, now you can get Motorola's Moto Razr in a new color: Blush Gold.

So far, the Razr was only available in Noir Black, which was alright but not particularly striking.

The gold color for the new Razr originally leaked in February, and though it took Motorola two months to actually launch the device, it appears to be exactly the same as in those leaked photos — fairly subdued and not nearly as garish as the old Motorola Razr2 V8 Gold.

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Aside from the fancy new color, everything about the new Razr is the same, including the so-so specs (Snapdragon 710, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a single 16-megapixel rear camera), fairly weak battery life, and potential durability issues.

SEE ALSO: Moto G Power, with massive battery for only $249, is available for preorder

You can purchase the Moto Razr, tied exclusively to Verizon's network, over at Motorola's website.

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