
The Droid Bionic, after being pushed back countless times, is finally coming our way and the closer it gets the more information slips out for us. The latest information on the upcoming Verizon LTE device is giving us an idea of what kind of specifications we can expect from the future dual core device. It seems Motorola updated a lot of the hardware and software of this superphone and now the new spec sheet has all the current Verizon devices feeling pretty bad.
The device will be running on Verizon’s 4G LTE network. Powered by a dual core Taxes Instrument OMAP4430 processor, it’ll be able to handle 1080p recording with its 8 Megapixel camera. The front camera is a vga cam, so video calling on the go isn’t going to be a drawback. Android 2.3.4, 1GB RAM, qHD resolution, WebTop access, and a HDMI setup are other features that this bad boy will have at launch.
· 1GHz OMAP4430 dual-core
· 8 megapixels (3266 x 2450 w/ 1080p video)
· VGA Fixed Focus front facing camera
· Android 2.3.4
· 1GB RAM
· 4.3-inch qHD display
· HDMI 1.4
· Webtop Access
· 4G LTE
Do these new specifications on the Bionic reignite your desire for this phone, or are any of you guys now looking toward the HTC Vigor, with its 720p display and 1.5 Ghz dual core processor?
Via: AndroidCentral
The device will be running on Verizon’s 4G LTE network. Powered by a dual core Taxes Instrument OMAP4430 processor, it’ll be able to handle 1080p recording with its 8 Megapixel camera. The front camera is a vga cam, so video calling on the go isn’t going to be a drawback. Android 2.3.4, 1GB RAM, qHD resolution, WebTop access, and a HDMI setup are other features that this bad boy will have at launch.
· 1GHz OMAP4430 dual-core
· 8 megapixels (3266 x 2450 w/ 1080p video)
· VGA Fixed Focus front facing camera
· Android 2.3.4
· 1GB RAM
· 4.3-inch qHD display
· HDMI 1.4
· Webtop Access
· 4G LTE
Do these new specifications on the Bionic reignite your desire for this phone, or are any of you guys now looking toward the HTC Vigor, with its 720p display and 1.5 Ghz dual core processor?
Via: AndroidCentral
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