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March 19, 2012 05:50 pm GMT
Motorola has really been stepping up lately. If you would have asked me six months ago to choose between a Samsung handset and a Motorola phone, I probably would have chosen Samsung hands-down. But as Motorola evolves its design language and nails down some of our most necessary features — solid battery, thin profile, premium feel in the hand, and badass specs — I find myself more and more infatuated with the stuff Moto's putting out. Take this leaked Droid Fighter, for example. If information from the PhonesHK forums is correct, Motorola is improving on its already successful Razr design language with an even bigger HD screen. While the original Razr had a 4.3-inch 540x960 display, this new (officially) unnamed beast has a massive 4.6-inch display, boasting a 720p resolution.
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Motorola Handset With 4.6-Inch 720p Display Leaks, Possibly Droid Fighter?
Motorola has really been stepping up lately. If you would have asked me six months ago to choose between a Samsung handset and a Motorola phone, I probably would have chosen Samsung hands-down. But as Motorola evolves its design language and nails down some of our most necessary features — solid battery, thin profile, premium feel in the hand, and badass specs — I find myself more and more infatuated with the stuff Moto's putting out. Take this leaked Droid Fighter, for example. If information from the PhonesHK forums is correct, Motorola is improving on its already successful Razr design language with an even bigger HD screen. While the original Razr had a 4.3-inch 540x960 display, this new (officially) unnamed beast has a massive 4.6-inch display, boasting a 720p resolution.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/hc_hDx7jUs8/
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