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Gadgets Quick Note: Motorola Droid RAZR LTE Smartphone Gets Early Reveal
Brandon Hill (Blog) - October 17, 2011 4:07 PM

27 comment(s) - last by Wolfpup.. on Oct 18 at 12:11 PM

Motorola Droid RAZR will be officially revealed tomorrow

We all love smartphones around here, and Motorola is nearly ready to spill all the beans on its upcoming Droid RAZR at a press event tomorrow. Unfortunately for Motorola, a shot showing the full device was leaked to the web today and a few folks with an itchy trigger finger were able to capture the image reports Droid Life.

^{Motorola Droid RAZR [Source: Droid Life]}

Not much is known about Motorola's latest and greatest Android smartphone, but we do know that it will be sportin' LTE and at least an 8MP rear camera with 1080p video recording. Let's hope that Motorola has also managed to squeeze in a 1280x720 resolution display that's also rumored for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

Source: Droid Life

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RE: Looks just like Bionic

By Omega215D on 10/17/2011 9:31:51 PM , Rating: 2

It would be nice if they'd include a bigger standard battery without making the device horribly thick. Plus an extended is $50.

There is such a thing as too thin unless you are justifying the damn hipster skinny jeans.

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RE: Looks just like Bionic

By Sazabi19 on 10/18/2011 11:08:24 AM , Rating: 2

I felt my Bionic was too thin with its original battery and chose to get the extended when I bought the phone on release day (which is good because they soon ran out) and I love it. I knew that it being a dual core and LTE device it would suck more battery down than normal so I was prepared to get the extended battery. The phone feels much better to me than with the extended battery. It addes about twice the weight and makes the phone feel more sturdy personally (the battery weighs about as much as the empty phone). I live in Indy which has LTE service and LOVE my Bionic, I haven't had any problems with it. Didn't we have a "Razor" (some form of spelling for it, hell if I know) a few years ago?

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