The picture shows that the model will stay true to the original Razr design that defined the phone industry in 2005; however, when open, a folding touch display will span the entire interior from top to bottom.

Nonetheless, fans can rest assured that this new model is expected to sport that iconic Razr chin.

In contrast to Samsung’s Galaxy Fold which doubles as a tablet and has faced so many technical issues that the launch was delayed by weeks, the next Razr will simply unfold to become a standard-sized touchscreen smartphone.

While technical specs about the device are virtually nonexistent, the WSJ reported that the model will likely cost around US$1,500 and manufacturing will be limited to 200,000 models, a shockingly low limit considering that over one hundred million units were sold of the original model.