Andre Yoskowitz
23 Jun 2010 22:49
Verizon has officially launched the Motorola Droid X today, and the smartphone packs a punch.
The device had a 4.3-inch, 16:9 multitouch display with 854x480 resolution, a 1GHz OMAP processor, 512MB RAM, HDMI-out, DLNA support, GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Hotspot tethering.
Additionally, the phone has an 8MP camera with 720p HD video recording, three mics, 8GB on-board memory and a 16GB microSD card and a 1570mAh battery.
Included with the phone will be video apps from Blockbuster, V CAST video, NFL Mobile, Skype, and Backup Assistant.
Apparently, the Skype Mobile app will be "deeply integrated" with the Droid X. As is now standard, the device will have Swype built-in, as well as full support for Microsoft Exchange.
Unfortunately, the device will not launch with Android 2.2 Froyo, but it is promised for the near future.
Starting July 15th, the Droid X will be available for $200 through Verizon.