Motorola DROID BIONIC XT875
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- c2g
- sYu
- 21 Jan 2011
Anonymous, 17 Jan 2011i would for for this handset for sure if just it's ram was ... moreY do u want 1gb of RAM. W/the amount of data u need to be saved for apps running in the background & such 512 w/a dual core processor is more than enough. 1gb w/a dual core processor will be the upgrade to this 1 but u'll never even know the difference performance wise.
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- Trevor
- j@8
- 17 Jan 2011
Anonymous, 17 Jan 2011i would for for this handset for sure if just it's ram was ... moreI think Motorola knows what's best to put in their phones. The Droid Bionic doesn't need 1GB of RAM. The only reason the Atrix has it is because it NEEDS it because of the PC dock thingy
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- Anonymous
- uEy
- 17 Jan 2011
i would for for this handset for sure if just it's ram was 1 gb not only 512 mb........ i need a replacement for my beautiful motorola droid x.
atrix or bionic still confuse, moto plz plz plz makes this handset 1 gb ram
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- robogo
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- 16 Jan 2011
gts, 15 Jan 2011no gprs? why motorola...come on........because it is obsolete?
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- Anonymous
- 3u@
- 16 Jan 2011
gts, 15 Jan 2011no gprs?
why motorola...come on........Of course there's no GPRS!!! It's CDMA Phone...
Why people getting dumber and dumber nowaday... They think they know everything but actually they do NOT...
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- gts
- nmG
- 15 Jan 2011
no gprs?
why motorola...come on........
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- jth
- 2wI
- 10 Jan 2011
Anonymous, 07 Jan 2011Error: there is no physical keyboardI have a droid phone and the onscreen keyboard is great much better than a physical keyboard with so many more keys available. you should try it
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- atrix team
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- 10 Jan 2011
CES: Hands-on with the Motorola Droid Bionic
The 4.3-inch qHD display, for example, was quite stunning from our brief moments with it. It's bright, crisp, and the viewing angle was surprisingly wide. The phone doesn't feel quite as slick as the Droid X, and that's probably because the Droid Bionic is a touch thicker and rounder at the edges. Measuring 4.96 inches long by 2.63 inches wide by 0.52 inch thick, the Droid Bionic actually feels more like the Droid 2, except without the QWERTY keyboard. At 5.57 ounces, it's not exactly lightweight, but the heft gives it a good, solid feel in the hand. It also has a pretty smooth surface all around.
The spec sheet on this phone is certainly impressive. Aside from 4G and the dual-core processors, the Droid Bionic also has 512MB DDR2 RAM; HDMI mirroring (so you can view video on both the phone and the TV when they're connected); 1080p video playback; 8-megapixel camera on the rear plus a front-facing VGA camera for video calls; Wi-Fi, of course; mobile Wi-Fi hot spot for up to five devices (subject to carrier fees); and since it ships with Android 2.2, the WebKit browser also plays in-browser Flash video. Gingerbread fans need not fret either, as we've heard it is upgradable to Android 2.3. Following the example of the Motorola Droid Pro, the Droid Bionic will also feature different profiles for Home, Work, and Weekend, plus enterprise-level features that include remote wipe, data security, corporate e-mail compatibility, robust calendar management, and Quickoffice apps.
As we mentioned, pricing is still unknown, but availability should be around Q2 of this year. Check out our hands-on photos for a closer look. Stay tuned for our First Look video
P.S.: I have to say that despite the jokes that were made about the name, I quite like the "Droid Bionic" moniker. It doesn't seem as cliche as "Droid Incredible" and "Droid X." Also, the term "Bionic" is a nice hat-tip to the human element of the phone. It's smart and unique, which is not always the case when it comes to cell phone names. Or maybe I just have fond memories of Lindsay Wagner as Jaime Sommers in "The Bionic Woman." Of course, it remains to be seen if the phone lives up to the name. What do you think?
http://ces.cnet.com/8301-32254_1-20027542-283.html
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- 4G fan
- Q@3
- 10 Jan 2011
I saw this phone at CES. It was the smallest 4G phone I saw there. Same size display as Droid X but the phone was a lot smaller and smoother...also the display itself was denser and brighter. It felt great in hand and had really nice grip. HTC thunderbolt looked sleek but big, Samsung and LG 4G phones looked dated and huge. VZW staff said this is the only 4G LTE phone with dual core. This is my next phone!
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- 4G fan
- Q@3
- 10 Jan 2011
I saw this phone at CES. It was the smallest 4G phone I saw there. Same display as Droid X but a lot smaller and smoother. It felt great in hand and had really nice display. HTC thunderbolt looked sleek but big, Samsung and LG 4G phone looked dated and huge. VZW staff said this is the only 4G LTE phone with dual core. This is my next phone!
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- Anonymous
- nj$
- 09 Jan 2011
Anonymous, 09 Jan 2011No GPRS I'm sorry. awsooooooome
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- Anonymous
- HFf
- 09 Jan 2011
No GPRS
I'm sorry.
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- young3g
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- 08 Jan 2011
To everyone bitching about the ram its not just 512 MB its actually DDR2 big difference its a lot faster than other normal memory type
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- unknown
- t7J
- 08 Jan 2011
superb....... it is like a computer.. XD
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- Anonymous
- pTi
- 08 Jan 2011
unrivaled in verzion
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- Joeyboy
- u{E
- 08 Jan 2011
Finally, after the razor series, you got this one!
I like it! Hehehe!
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- pacifisthippies
- PFE
- 08 Jan 2011
its the beast i want to have
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- Anonymous
- pTi
- 07 Jan 2011
duel core cpu
8mp camera
and ......
well done moto
this is realy new flag ship for verzion operator
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- Anonymous
- pTi
- 07 Jan 2011
This is truly awesome. Soon, every Android phone will have Skype video calling. And we'll officially be living in the future.
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- Anonymous
- n2f
- 07 Jan 2011
Error: there is no physical keyboard