he latest RAZR's all come in at competitive price points, competitive specs, but announcing three new RAZR smartphones that are pretty indistinguishable in terms of design wasn't a sharp idea for Motorola. In fact it's what Motorola did after it announced the original Droid RAZR last year. A few weeks later it announced the RAZR Maxx (only difference was it was a little thicker due to a larger battery). These RAZR's are what Motorola is putting up against the iPhone 5, the Samsung Galaxy SIII, and HTC's upcoming offerings. The main difference between the RAZR HD and RAZR Maxx HD is the Maxx is a little thicker and provides longer battery life (same move Motorola did last year with the RAZR and RAZR Maxx). If Motorola wants to play with the big boys it needs to release devices that are more unique. Was it really a sharp idea to replay last year's RAZR story and adding HD to the names to try and impress customers. Motorola, you just might get cut by your very own dull RAZRs.