Motorola ATRIX 4G
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- NewGuy
- 0EI
- 27 Feb 2011
I have a doubt, would this phone work with other network providers too(other than AT&T), in other countries too... please reply, just today I saw they have changed the caption in gsm arena as For AT&T
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- hari vsrc sharma
- tTg
- 27 Feb 2011
i would like to invite keen attention of global motorola mobile manufacture administration and congratulate you on the eve of atrix-4g smart phone lunch hour.however,acctually,iam man hunting for advanced sophisticated smart mobile or tablet having wide screen 15inches by11inches with in built memory having one tetra bytes(1000gb) and expandable upto 100tetra byte(one lakh gbs memory) and 50gb ram ,gprs,internet,to replce with the present lap-taps for hand usage with 4g fecility ie.,vedio calling,vdeio masage,voice translator,global languages dictionary ,world timer on moving globe emblem depicting all countries local time with day and night and sattilite radio,global tv.,along with pre recorded in stored old gold film songs and movies from 1930-1990 (one lakh no's songs and 50,000 no's movies apprx.,) including talk time six months and stand by time one year, Camera Primary 5 MP, 30000х20000 pixels, autofocus, LED flash for official and personal entertainment purpose while travel movings across the globe.i desired to glance the smart phone early 2012next in global markets around the world.please do direct your research team to creat a new soft for the new generation phone and oblige.
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- Anonymous
- 3Iv
- 27 Feb 2011
woaaaw
i want this super phone
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- atrix team
- L6Z
- 27 Feb 2011
in motorola store
http://www.store.motorola.com/Motoro.../dp/B004IM4X4U
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- sdlopez83
- ImU
- 26 Feb 2011
No 4g yet. Its a sham at the moment. For all who have this they are getting horrible 3g spee ds. Specs are great but its data speeds are capped. Something to look into.
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- atrix team
- L6Z
- 26 Feb 2011
Motorola ATRIX 4G Unboxing
Needless to say that there is a lot at stake when you’ve been given the prestigious title of being “the world’s most powerful smartphone,” but it would seem that the Motorola ATRIX 4G is up for the challenge. Not only is it packing some impressive hardware under the hood, such as its NVIDIA Tegra2 1GHz dual-core processor, but it’s actually the first respectable high-end Android powered device from Motorola that’s gracing AT&T’s so-so lineup. Having the opportunity of quickly checking out the device back at CES, we’re naturally excited about experiencing all that the Motorola ATRIX 4G has to offer.
The handset’s packaging is pretty typical of any other device on AT&T’s lineup – which is prettied up by the usual orange and white colors associated with the carrier. And even though it comes packaged along with the usual crop of accessories, like its microUSB cable and wall charger, we’re enthralled to find a large 1930 mAh battery and microHDMI cable included. The latter of which is definitely more appreciative since it’s very rare to find manufacturers throwing it in with all the usual assortments.
Quickly going over some of its specs, the Motorola ATRIX 4G features a 4” qHD (540 x 960) capacitive touchscreen, 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with dual-LED flash, 0.3-megapixel VGA front facing camera, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR, aGPS, and a nifty finger print scanner. Additionally, it presents to us the latest customized MOTOBLUR experience running on top of Android 2.2 Froyo.
Overlooking its long listing of impressive hardware, the other unique thing about the Motorola ATRIX 4G is the additional functionality it has to offer when it’s combined together with a separate laptop dock or connected to a high definition television set via its HDMI cable. In fact, it would perfectly blend the two product segments together to offer a whole new experience that we have yet to witness before. We’ll surely take it through the usual process, so expect our in-depth review shortly!
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- atrix team
- L6Z
- 26 Feb 2011
Motorola Atrix 4G and Laptop Dock Bundle (AT&T)
Item Description
The moment you connect your ATRIX 4G and Laptop Dock, you'll realize that the smartphone revolution is upon us. With the NVIDIA Tegra processor, the ATRIX 4G is powerful enough to serve as the processing guts to an entire laptop device. Once the ATRIX is docked, the laptop powers up instantaneously with an all-new Webtop Operating System developed by Motorola exclusively for the ATRIX 4G. Need to go mobile? Simply remove the ATRIX from the Laptop Dock, and continue writing e-mail or surfing the web seamlessly. Expecting an important call? You can answer your phone right from Webtop and use the included Laptop Dock speakerphone, or better yet, connect your Laptop Dock and ATRIX to a Bluetooth headset (sold separately).
The MOTOROLA ATRIX 4G is a powerful dual-core smartphone with an innovative laptop dock that marries a touch-type keyboard with total internet connectedness at 4G speeds. Sporting both the near-latest version of Android and an all-new operating system called "Webtop" developed by Motorola exclusively for the Atrix 4G, the smartphone has just become infinitely more usable. Use the Atrix 4G's 4-inch capacitive glass "qHD" display for normal smartphone usage like making calls and sending text messages, and when you need to do some serious typing or web-browsing, simply dock the handset onto the back of the passive laptop dock, and the Webtop OS will instantly spring to life. Looking for a more desktop-like experience? Connect the Atrix 4G to the HD Multimedia Dock, connect a wireless keyboard and mouse, and interact with the Webtop OS via your HDMI-capable television. With Android version 2.2 Froyo, the Atrix 4G also excels in the business world with an integrated fingerprint scanner for an added layer of security, remote data wiping, and excellent levels of power and performance thanks to the NVIDIA Tegra dual core processor and 1GB of RAM.
The Artrix 4G has already gained recognition for its outstanding innovation winning both CNET and Engadget's awards for Best Smartphone at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Read more about the distinction and some important early reviews of this handset in our In The News tab. Also, check out our unboxing and tutorial videos in the Videos & Demos section in the coming weeks. With the MOTOROLA ATRIX 4G you can truly leverage the latest advances in mobile technology to invest in a singular device that can operate in more plances and do more.
Motorola Atrix 4G and Laptop Dock Bundle (AT&T) also includes:
* Dock your ATRIX 4G and the Laptop Dock powers up instantly
* Answer incoming voice calls via speakerphone or Bluetooth (sold separately)
* NVIDIA Tegra dual-core processor - powerful enough to run a laptop
* Enormous 4-inch glass capacitive display at true HD resolution
* Up to 48 GB of storage space for songs, photos, and documents
Included Accessories:
* MOTOROLA ATRIX 4G
* Laptop Dock
* Battery
* Charger
* Data cable
* Battery cover
* Quick Start Guide
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- Anonymous
- YaH
- 25 Feb 2011
Don't mind my noob question but is there any way I can use this phone on t mobile?
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- Anonymous
- 5%r
- 24 Feb 2011
I love the phone.... minus battery life. unfortunatly, mine lasts 5.5 hours on standby and sending and receiving a total of 20 text messages in that time. I will be swapping out for a new one to see if it is just mine. But, back to the goodies:
-BLAZING FAST!! put launcher pro on and is AMAZING!
-very clear voice calls and so far no negatives for reception.
-screen is merely average (but this is from me who is used to a samsung captivate with the crazy good super AMOLED screen)
-The touchscreen is decent, the spacebar at the bottom of the screen is not quite as sensitive as it should be and the Android keyboard is not an option.
-There is no issue with movies on the phone. AVI tends to work the best.
-The icons arent that great compared to the more polished look of Samsung or LG
-The phone is very thin and tiny
-The bottom right of the phone as you look at the front gets very warm (could again just be mine) due to the processor being located under that area
-There are quite a few new areas in the settings and such on the 2.2 vs 2.1 that are prety neat but also things are moved around a bit. going from 2.1 to the 2.2 will take a couple times of going through it to get used to it.
-The fingerprint reader is a GREAT idea, but every now and then will take up to 5 swipes to recognize or sometimes will not and screen will just shut off durring swipe making you put in your pin code. Not bad, but irritating at times.
-The HDMI out is AMAZING!!
-Wish the foreward facing camera was higher quality.
-Camera Flash is a great addition vs the Captivate
more to come of course!
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- xxx
- RbX
- 24 Feb 2011
Srinivas, 23 Feb 2011I have a very basic question.Will this phone supports India... moreLook on the 3g frequency on the specs. Then check your service provider's 3g frequency. If the provider's frequency matches the frquency of the phone, then it is compatible.
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- samfelly
- fsV
- 24 Feb 2011
My dreamed phone, truely! And superb at that. But d battery is my concern. I love d overall specifications, though!
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- atrix team
- L6Z
- 24 Feb 2011
Anonymous, 23 Feb 2011awesome phone
viva MOTOROLA
** does this phone has he... moremy defy has hello moto ringtone
i love it
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- jatnaveenleo
- bJi
- 23 Feb 2011
Srinivas, 23 Feb 2011I have a very basic question.Will this phone supports India... moreyeah it does, 2100MHz is the frequency which is commonly issued to serve 3g services to all the operators in india(not applicable to EV-DO licensees).
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- Anonymous
- 3Iv
- 23 Feb 2011
this is best 4g device in the world
i must buy one for mine
one for my wife
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- fabian
- 73T
- 23 Feb 2011
My dream phone.,
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- Anonymous
- S3Q
- 23 Feb 2011
why does this phone scores so good and then got voted out of the top when it hits the first rank?
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- Anonymous
- Kg%
- 23 Feb 2011
awesome phone
viva MOTOROLA
** does this phone has hello moto ringtone on it?
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- Srinivas
- t@x
- 23 Feb 2011
I have a very basic question.Will this phone supports Indian 3g Network frequency?
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- PHIL
- q9y
- 23 Feb 2011
getting my atrix tmr night, will test out the phone....
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- Drover
- 0Yv
- 23 Feb 2011
Finally got my yesterday. Played with the phone overnight and I can say it's a great device. Incredible fast and it's screen very bright as well I even think it's better than Captivate's one. But (there are always butsss) ATT suck it again big time. Way too much garbage installed, only a few languages available. and more more more