Motorola 4Ltr

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The Motorola 4LTR line refers to series of mobile phones from Motorola which have four-letter names, hence the name "4LTR."^[1]^[2]

Series

Image	Name	Type	Introduced	Discontinued	Notes
	AURA	Swivel	October 2008	2010?
	DEXT	Slider	2009		AKA Cliq in the US
	FONE	Candybar	June 2006	2009?
	KRZR	Flip	July 2006	2008?
	MING	Slate with flip cover	December 2005	2011?	Hong Kong and mainland China only
	PEBL	Flip	2005	2009?
No image at the moment	QRTY	Slider	July 2010		South Korea only
	RAZR	Flip	2004	2009
	RAZR²	Flip	2007	2009?
	RAZR³	Flip	2009	2009?	SK Telecom exclusive (South Korea)
	RIZR	Slider and Kick-slider	2006	2009?
	ROKR	Candybar and Flip	September 2005	2010?	Featuring iTunes connectivity
	SLVR	Candybar	2005	2007?
	ZINE	Candybar	2008	2009?

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References

↑ "Motorola Phones are Too KRZY for Consumers". Cellular News. 31 January 2009. Retrieved 19 March 2016.
↑ Bush, Charles W.; Hwang, Kathy (13 December 2008). "Design That Moves Business: The Motorola RAZR Effect (Part 3)". One Million by One Million (blog). Retrieved 19 March 2016.

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[1] "Motorola Phones are Too KRZY for Consumers". Cellular News. 31 January 2009. Retrieved 19 March 2016.

[2] Bush, Charles W.; Hwang, Kathy (13 December 2008). "Design That Moves Business: The Motorola RAZR Effect (Part 3)". One Million by One Million (blog). Retrieved 19 March 2016.

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