How to replace your Motorola RAZR LCD screen
October 27, 2006 on 12:28 am | In General | 13 CommentsI recently upgraded from the Motorola RAZR V3 to a SLVR L7. I’ve never been a fan of “flip-phones” but I did enjoy my time with the RAZR. It is a good looking addition to any geek’s gadget collection. When the SLVR came out I just about fell in love. Then of course they came out with Q and I was lusting once again…
Anyway, to make a long story short I “gifted” my RAZR to my wife to replace her Samsung E317. She liked the RAZR and soon after started getting the ringtones she could never download with her old E317. Now after years of excellent service in my hands, soon after getting it she (perhaps I should say we) ended up breaking the screen while out at a local club. Let’s just say you shouldn’t clamshell these babies over your beltloop and expect it to last when it gets booty bumped by a rather hefty ass.
We thought it was a goner. I mean look at it – that’s a neat fractal pattern there on the screen but its otherwise fairly useless without the big screen. You could dial if you knew what you were doing (and indeed the phone did otherwise work). We asked a friend if he could find someone to fix or sell it and he confirmed our supposition that it might just be more than it’s worth. So we bought a new Sony Ericsson to replace it and dropped the issue. That’s that, more electronic trash that needs recycling. Or so we thought.
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