New Improvements of Motorola Droid X

Written by GtoRMan Sunday, 18 July 2010 01:04

If you look closer to Motorola’s Droid X, there are pretty impressive features it brings that are designed very differently. It is said that Droid X is going to become a tough competitor for iPhone 4 from Apple and Evo 4G from HTC. Droid X is rolled out with attractive features such as the larger 4.3-inch display, on-screen keyboard and longer battery life compared to the former series of Droid. Besides, it is also designed as a faster and multimedia-savvy successor device.

Truly, there are some significant improvements from this Droid X and the most noticeable one is the brilliant large screen that makes the device to have larger body. Specifically, the 4.3-inch screen is almost equal with Evo 4G but it seems little bit smaller that the Streak from Dell with its 5-inch screen. Through the screen, the images are displayed at 854-by-480 pixels of resolution.

Moreover, through this device, you will be able to watch video as well as surfing the internet through browser. The video comes with good balance between colors and brightness. Also, the on-screen keyboards allow you to enjoy the easy typing since the space between letters are wider and it makes friendly-use keyboard more helpful.

Compared to the previous Droid, Droid X that comes with 155 grams of weight is much lighter and longer. As larger device, Droid X is pretty thin too because it is designed at 2.6 by 5.0 by 4.0 inches. On its physical frame, you can see that the large and impressive screen dominates the front. At the bottom laid 4 small buttons you can use easily to access applications and direct you through the windows.

At the right side of the device are volume buttons that are reachable. To power the Droid X, you can go straight to the top of the device to find the button that will make the device sing to life or shut down. For more comfortable grip, the design is added with rubber at the backside of the device.

Well, the large screen is quite interesting, but you will not be able to stuff the device into your pocket comfortably. Also, on-screen keyboard is merely a choice so you cannot expect the physical keyboard present through Droid X and if you think that the virtual keyboard equipped in the device is really not your style, Droid X can be the one you can’t count on. Apart from this, the better performance of Droid X than the previous original Droid deserves to take into account.