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In it, Khan's video appears on a projector—again with Khan's watermark in the clock, but this time with a "Lenovo" screen at the end of the video. The company shared incorrect and greatly exaggerated renders of the Lenovo Z5 in the run up to launch, for instance. The company's renders and description of the phone, released just weeks before the launch, claimed it would be nearly all display with a notch-less design. Lenovo made the Z5 seem like a significant leap over existing smartphones, but when the final release came, the company instead turned in a phone with a notch and a thick bottom bezel, just like every other phone on the market at the time.

Allegedly taking a fan made video and passing it off as a Lenovo project is embarrassing enough, but there's a big question that needs to be asked after all this: does the folding Moto Razr phone actually exist? If the folding Razr is a real smartphone in development and Lenovo wanted to talk to the press about it, why didn't Lenovo have their own self-made render to share?

Why would a fan render be accurate at all? Lenovo has never actually said it is building a folding Razr phone. The company patented a folding Razr design, but every company patents every possible design it can think of, and patents are never solid indicators of future products.

Was the phone delayed for upward of five months, or was the report wrong? We haven't seen a single solid piece of evidence that the Moto Razr actually exists. It's also hard to imagine that the phone was at one point a month away from launching, soon delayed several months, and then never leaked after all that rearranging. Other than a few dubiously sourced renders which, as seen above, can come from anywhere , this phone is a ghost.

Try to imagine Lenovo's position here: you are extremely thirsty for press attention, you want to talk to the press about your in-development Razr phone, and rather than show what you are actually working on, you choose to download and edit someone else's YouTube video. This is not behavior that makes sense—particularly if the Razr phone is actually in development. The closest thing we've seen to phone with a Razr-style design is a prototype Sharp display demo that had a vertically folding screen. This "device," shown off in April , wasn't a phone; it was a foldable display mounted to a big metal box.

As we learned with the Galaxy Fold , foldable displays are very fragile, and one way to help with longevity is to not put a hard crease in the display. This is the strategy Sharp's display demo takes, but keeping a wider bend radius in the display means a thicker device.

So is the foldable Razr phone actually in development?

The foldable Moto Razr design pictured in Lenovo's patents and Khan's render does not seem like a possible smartphone design. It's too thin, the display would need to fold too much, and it doesn't look like there is room for a sizable battery. It looks more like someone traced the original Razr design for a patent with no consideration for feasibility.

While technology constantly improves and designs that were not possible today eventually become possible in the future, Lenovo will most likely not be one of the companies to leap ahead of the pack when it comes to foldables. When foldables do get figured out, they will most likely be solved by one of these three companies.

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