Photos: Dolce&Gabbana luxury Razr

By Bill Detwiler June 1, 2006, 5:46 AM PDT billdetwiler

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Motorola and designer Dolce&Gabbana have released a new Razr V3i in gold and silver. The phone comes with a complimentary gold D&G pendant.

rnThe phone will be available globally starting June 1. Pricing has not yet been announced.

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A line of accessories to go with the phone will be available for purchase separately. These include a gold leather D&G phone case, a gold H700 Bluetooth headset and gold wired stereo headphones with a gold on-wire volume control.

In addition to typical V3i features like Bluetooth, a digital camera and iTunes software, the new D&G V3i comes loaded with special backgrounds, screensavers, MP3 ring tones and animations.

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