It wasn't announced per say, but Motorola did confirm it was an OMAP 4430 in the Razr, so we have to assume that it's overclocked to 1.2GHz, unless it releases as 1GHz.
I know it's a semantic thing, but pretty much by definition if a manufacturer releases a part for general distribution, it's not overclocked. So while the 4430 may've originally been spec'ed at 1GHz, if they released the part at 1.2GHz then it will function properly at 1.2GHz and is not pushing any thermal or electrical limit. The costs of a factory recall and bad publicity are way too high for them to be taking any risks.
I still say it's a lower binned 4460 anyhow with maybe GPU speed a few other options set different is all anyhow. Would be nice if such info was published.
That may well be true. I still think the likelihood of two different chips from the same company in the same family running at the same clock speed but being different models is low. If Moto updated their site to say that RAZR is actually a 4430, in theory Google or Verizon could do the same w/Nexus. It's also possible that somebody at Motorola screwed up.
EDIT: Clarified RAZR vs. Nexus.
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