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Market Status:  Not Released Droid RAZR HD  Release date:  2012 Droid RAZR HD Pre-orders:  NA Droid RAZR HD - MAX The  Droid RAZR  is an amazing phone, you really need to feel it in you hand before you decide on a new phone to buy because it’s shockingly thin and looks beautiful. We all know Motorola and Verizon like to pinch out new phones and new version of popular phones as soon as they possibly can (like the Droid 3 and 6 months later the  Droid 4 ). Motorola just released the  Motorola HD XT928  &  Motorola MT917  in China. Hello  13MP  rear camera! They’re basically the same phones as the  Droid RAZR  except they’re 4.5″ and have a sweet 720p LCD screen at 330ppi.  They have the same processor as the  RAZR  and  Droid 4 . We’ve heard rumors of a  Droid HD  for a while, it could have been the  Droid RAZR HD  all along. Droid RAZR HD Droid RA...

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Droid Xyboard vs. iPad 2: how the specs compare Less than a year after Motorola released the original Xoom, they are already giving us the Xoom 2 — known in the US as the Droid Xyboard. But while the original launched with hot anticipation as the first Honeycomb tablet, this sequel’s release is largely falling on deaf ears. That’s due in no small part to the original’s buggy software and hardware, which Motorola took over six months to remedy. The original Xoom is the classic example of why you want to take tech specs with grains of salt. Its specs compared favorably to the iPad 2′s, but reviewers and customers found it to fall short overall. It was no iPad killer: the only thing it killed was the hope for a competitive tablet market in 2011. The tablet will also come in a smaller 8.2 inch form factor, but this comparison only includes the larger Droid Xyboard 10.1. Here’s how Motorola’s new tablet looks next to Apple’s market leader: Design and dim...

Motorola Xoom 2 Review: (source: www.techradar.com) Though the original Motorola Xoomstood out as the first big tablet push with backing from Google, it didn't turn out quite to be pinnacle of Android tablets. It was soon surpassed by the likes of the  Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 as a straight-up  iPad 2  competitor, while the Asus Eee Pad Slider and Asus Eee Pad Transformer showed that Android tablets could really excel when they did something different. Still, there's no doubt the Xoom was a good device in its own right, so Motorola's been tweaking and trimming, and has now released the Xoom 2. Though there have been some internal changes, it's the outside where the difference is most notable. Motorola seems determined to take the iPad 2 head-on here, because the Xoom 2 has the same thin profile as the iPad 2 (both measure just 8.8mm thick), and at 599g is actually lighter a whole 2g lighter than Apple's tablet. Inside, the 1GHz dual-c...