Does RAZR + iTunes = crazy delicious? It's definitely a no-brainer to combine the best-selling phone form factor with the nation's dominant online music store, so really, the question is what took Cingular so long to release the new RAZR V3i. Available online only (at the moment) for $299.99 minus a $50 rebate, the V3i pumps up Cingular's existing RAZR with a 1.2 megapixel camera (the older RAZR has a VGA camera), a MicroSD card slot, and of course, that tasty, tasty iTunes goodness. The V3i is still crawling along the Internet at glacial GPRS speeds, though, so don't think you'll be downloading songs over the air or anything like that.

When I review the phone, I'll check to see if the RAZR V3i has the famous 100-song limit that bedeviled the Motorola ROKR E1. For now, check out Cingular's product page for the new phone.