Motorola DROID 4 Review: King of the QWERTY
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1mm DROID RAZR and it feels super fat, and extremely heavy — which it is. The extra weight stemming from the QWERTY keyboard, LED lights and added bulk of the larger sort out. Other than the impressive 5-row QWERTY keyboard with an edge-lit LED design, the rest of the goods are under the hood. When the original Moto DROID landed it was a gargantuan success that has slowly lost wind with large screens, improved on-screen keyboards and thin designs. It sincerely has impressed me for the few days I’ve been using it and I’ve became extremely quick and efficient on it. Keyboards aren’t really for me, but this is almost making me rethink it — if only it weren’t so fat and portly. The chassis is larger than most but given the internal specs and the awesome keyboard that is to be expected. The DROID 4 contains an impressive 4. First since this is on everyone’s self-confident I want to mention the new keyboard — it is awesome. Same as the larger screened but extremely similar DROID RAZR. 3 front
cameras on the DROID 4 are above norm to say the least. While slightly fatter than the DROID 3 it has that all important 4G LTE. 7mm thick, being about the exact same as the DROID 3 before it while still packing in 4G LTE. Motorola’s slowly made huge strides in their camera behaviour and the 8 megapixel rear and 1. 2 GHz dual-core OMAP 4430 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage and then 4G LTE. Lets start with our Droid 4 hands-on and unboxing.
Source: Android Community