Motorola RAZR i promo video surfaces
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Motorola is certainly putting its bets on this compact form factor where the device has comfortable to hold dimensions, but the screen is almost literally edge-to-edge at 4.3-inches. In addition, there is an extremely snappy 8-megapixel camera and the device features a full-day battery life.
If you’re not after those huge screens, this definitely seems like a great option. So check out the promo below to see what Motorola wants you to know about the new RAZR i.
source: Motorola
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6. Jelly_Bean posted on 18 Sep 2012, 15:57 0 0
Feel so proud to be a customer of Sammy and Moto. They are f**kin brilliant whatever they do.
Just imagine Intel in your phone. Holly mother what else do you need man..!!!
Awesomeness..!!!
2. pikapowerize (banned) posted on 18 Sep 2012, 04:56 0 3
so im guessing this will be high mid range ($350-$430) single core(coz i think most people are bothered by this coz they are so hungry for dual and quad cores! but they shouldn't forgot, this is intel chips), no LTE a lot more things that is needed for high end phones!
so im hoping that intel will make dual core chips for mobile coz this is what people really want!
3. ca2l3vin posted on 18 Sep 2012, 09:22 0 0
Intel chips have more capabilities than ARM chipsets. People look at the number of cores as a what makes a processor. This makes since cause ARM has a barrier issue with how much speed you can run those cores and still maintain decent battery which is normally 1.5 GHz or lower. Most things higher use too much battery or are completely unstable.
This single core is running 2 GHz (not even overclocked) which shows the raw power of the chip. added the ability to keep your battery running like an ARM processor and you have a winner. This will also give OEM's more options as they can literally up the clock speed and use the same chips in their phones on their x86/64 computers/tablets.
I don't think ARM is going anywhere but I do think it should stay strictly mobile and leave the Atom intel processor to the table market.
4. hameed1989 posted on 18 Sep 2012, 14:50 0 0
Intel Atom in a phone? That’s interesting!! But I think they should be working more on improving their UI and y no JELLY BEAN????
http://www.thegadgetcode.com/2012/09/Motorola-razr-i-launch.html
5. KingKurogiii posted on 18 Sep 2012, 15:10 0 0
yeah, i thought it would pretty much be a Razr M. it seems plenty powerful but i'm wondering about battery consumption and what about GPU performance?
