Motorola Droid Turbo User Manual Leaks Online Confirming Monster Specs

[dgstorm]

Here's some juicy Droid Turbo news to whet your appetite this morning. The user manual for the device was just leaked online and several of its incredible specs were revealed. It really looks like Motorola and Verizon are going "all out" with this latest Droid. It's high-end features truly harken back to the days when the Droid was the top dog in the Android world.

Check out what the manual reveals:

• 5.2-inch QHD Display
• 21MP Rear Camera
• Motorola's Turbo Charger which uses Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 2.0 technology
• A “high-capacity long last battery” (although the exact mAh was not disclosed.)
• NFC Antenna on back

Above is a handy little graphic of the phone. It shows off several of these details. Overall the Droid Turbo is shaping up to be one of the hottest Droids to "invade" our world in a long time! Let the happy dance commence!

Our Droid Turbo section is really taking off, so be sure to check it out here: Motorola Droid Turbo Android Forums at DroidForums.net

Source: Motofirmware

 

[Narsil]

<sigh> No SD slot, no HDMI out, no removable battery.

 

[PereDroid]

and the base model will be 16GB... bet me.

 

[realged13]

The SD card doesn't really matter to me, neither does the battery. I think it is most likely going to come down to the Nexus or this phone for me.

 

[cr6]

I think if you've become used to not having a removable battery or sd card it's not a big deal. However, for those of us that have always had them, it's a much more difficult transition.

tap'n on my S5

 

[FoxKat]

No HDMI out isn't a big deal. USB to HDMI is a perfect solution and works with no issues.

Menotek Micro USB to HDMI MHL Adapter IMPROVED WITH RCP Remote Control Protocol for Samsung Galaxy S2 HTC Evo 3D HTC Evo 4G Tablet HTC Sensation 4G Sprint Epic 4G Touch Galaxy Nexus Amazon Cell Phones Accessories is one example.

Also, what could be better than an HDMI port??? How about HDMI with NO WIRES???

From the leaked manual...

 

[cmorty72]

I kinda figured Moto was going to continue going the route of the Maxx (sealed battery, no expandable memory, etc... ). Either way you look at it the Turbo seems like an impressive device. I'm still happy I decided to go with the G3. It's my first LG since the Voyager days, and I've had nothing but Motorola devices since the OGD.

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