Motorola DROID BIONIC to "end the waiting" on Verizon's 4G LTE network with dual-core CPU

Motorola just unveiled the Motorola DROID BIONIC, one of the first Android handsets to rock Verizon's4G LTE network with a powerful dual-core processor. And yes, ifyou were jealous about AT&T getting the Motorola Atrix 4G - with the DROID BIONIC you don't need to be. It may not be the first with 4G forVerizon, but it will definitely make a splash.

This gorgeous 4.3 inch qHD (540 x 960 pixels that is) powerhousehas two processor cores, which will run at 1GHz each, while 512MB of DDR2 RAM willmake this phone tick. Take a look at the sleek design of the MotorolaDROID BIONIC at the pictures below. The wait will not be long –Verizon is getting the phone in the beginning of the secondquarter of 2011. An 8 megapixel camera with HD video capabilitiesand a front-facing camera will make video calling a breeze. Entertainment is well covered with Adobe Flash and HTML 5 support, as well as with HDMI output to your large screen TV.

The phone represents “the end ofwaiting/loading/boredom/faceless conversation” concept and wealready have our hands itchy to take the DROID BIONIC for a hands onreview. The BIONIC is ready to serve the business as well with abusiness suite for email management and better productivity. Editingof documents is expected as well. The BIONIC, which comes with 16GB of built-in memory, will be powered by Android Froyo with MOTOBLUR on top. It's a heavyweight - both in specs and in size with 158 g (5.57 ounces) of weight.

source: Motorola