The slim revolution is no longer confined to clamshells from the Motorola Razor family. As a spill over effect, Motorola's take on slim candy bar designed mobile phone too has become very successful. The Motorola L7 intend to take a leaf out of the success story of Motorola RARZ series and recreate the magic in mono-block section. The Motorola L7 is one of the most slim and compact mobile phone around, measuring just 11.5 mm in breadth and weighs mere 96 grams. Its manufacturers knack of giving abstract name have lead to SLVR on the line of 'silver', much like RAZR for razor and PEBL for pebble.



The Motorola L7 is currently available in Silver, Black and a more feminine Pink. The TFT based active matrix colour screen, which is protected with toughened glass for its longevity, is capable of producing a riot of 262k colours. The handset features a sleek chemically-etched metallic keypad that was included in the Motorola RAZR V3. Functionally too, the Motorola L7 never cease to impress. Infact, its feature-list is comparable to a high priced Motorola mobile phone model – the V3i. The Motorola L7 is equipped with a VGA resolution digital camera with video recording capabilities.

The Motorola L7 could also be transformed into a music player. The on board Mp3/MPEG4 player is designed to entertain you wherever you might go. Of 11 Mb of total internal memory, about 5 Mb is available to its user. However, this handicap could be easily overcame by the use of external memory card. Download all you want on the Motorola L7 from the internet with the help of GPRS technology and its built in Web browser. You can even transfer them locally from any compatible devices like your PC via Bluetooth v1.2 or USB. Looks can be deceptive – the slim and fragile looking Motorola L7 seems to justify the statement.