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Quad-core Motorola Atrix 3 concept sounds too good with 3300mAh battery, HD screen and 2GB of RAM

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Quad-core Motorola Atrix 3 concept sounds too good with 3300mAh battery, HD screen and 2GB of RAM
Purported image of a Motorola Atrix 3 is making the rounds in the blogosphere now, but it was actually sent as a wishful thinking piece to a concept phone website at first. 

Still, the listed specs are worth being entertained and discussed, as the thin Atrix 3 is listed with a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, the mighty 2GB of RAM, HD display and 10MP camera with dual LED flash. Above all, with 3300mAh battery, like the RAZR MAXX marathon runner.

This dreamy Atrix 3 is actually not that far-fetched since Motorola already has two phones for China Mobile with HD displays - one with Super AMOLED Advanced and one with IPS-LCD, not to mention that one of them, the Motorola MT917, has a 13MP camera with dual flash on the back.

Quad-core Motorola Atrix 3 concept sounds too good with 3300mAh battery, HD screen and 2GB of RAM
Tegra 3 is also not that surprising, considering that both LG and HTC are hopping on the quad-core bandwagon with precisely this chip for their next flagships. Android ICS has TI's OMAP CPU family as a poster child, but it's not a requirement for running Android 4.0, of course. The 2GB of RAM is a stretch, but if Motorola is willing, it can certainly go with all guns blazing.

What bugs us in this Atrix 3 concept is the 3300mAh battery - the specific design of the RAZR allowed for a very flat and thin non-replaceable battery in order to fit in one of the slimmest Android bodies around, and the 3300mAh added only a little to the thickness of the RAZR MAXX thanks to this design marvel as well. 

Now an Atrix 3 like that should obviously be thin as well, but it has to follow the RAZR's design paradigm in order to fit a 3300mAh juicer inside this concept here, so we'll see what the future holds, hopefully Motorola will be announcing its next steps at the MWC in a few days. What do you think, would you like to see such a monster phone from Motorola like this here Atrix 3 concept land in the US for the summer?

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1. Yassham posted on 17 Feb 2012, 06:52 16 1

Freaaaking amazing phone , not only he is astonniching fast , but he has a bigger battery ! Way Cooool

9. bobfreking55 posted on 17 Feb 2012, 07:31 21 1

if this phone was a potato, it would be a good potato.

13. RaKithAPeiRiZ posted on 17 Feb 2012, 08:59 8

french fries...

30. remixfa posted on 17 Feb 2012, 11:45 10

chilli cheese french fries!

2. protozeloz posted on 17 Feb 2012, 06:56 4

Holly mother of phones!

3. PhoneLuver posted on 17 Feb 2012, 06:56 6

I don't know what the big deal with thinness of phones is!
I mean I don't want a brick, but if the phone becomes too thin it becomes difficult to hold!

So, yes, I would have a thicker phone if it meant I could hold it better and have a longer battery life!

4. PimpStrong posted on 17 Feb 2012, 07:02 5

Motorola is killin' em. I bet there's no buttons on that thing either.

I reeeally hope Samsung pushed back the launch of the GS3 so that they can copy Moto and slap a huge battery in it. F--K a skinny phone!!

5. PimpStrong posted on 17 Feb 2012, 07:05 1

phoneArena, how can we start an anti-skinny phones movement?

6. Captain_Doug posted on 17 Feb 2012, 07:12 3

Skinny is relative. The rezound which everyone thinks is ginormous is really only .54 inches thick while thinner phones are like .28-.35. I say that manufacturers should have a minimum of .4 inches and if they design a phone smaller, then just throw on a bigger battery. I really think the RAZR should not exist. It's pointless. All phones whould have whatever leftover space be filled with battery. Although I personally don't like anything bigger than .5 or .55. It's amazing how a couple millimeters make such a big difference.

10. PhoneLuver posted on 17 Feb 2012, 08:12

Totally agree with you Doug!

7. buggerrer posted on 17 Feb 2012, 07:20 3 1

if this is the ATrix 3, then how the Galaxy S 3 specs will be?

11. imkyle posted on 17 Feb 2012, 08:46

One can only imagine. I myself am really curious to see the design of the phone. I know the insides are going to be insane.

17. TimTebow posted on 17 Feb 2012, 09:37 1 5

less ram and smaller battery.

41. LoneShaolin posted on 17 Feb 2012, 14:57

Not sure if serious.

40. Razruser posted on 17 Feb 2012, 14:56

I guess the Samsung Galaxy S3 will be more or less the same spec. as this moto atrix exact with an Exynos quad core processor insead of Tegra 3, may be with a less powerful battery in teh range of 2000 to 2500MAH like the galaxy note. It is interesting to see how teh Exynos quad core processor compete with the quad core Tegra III processor when the SGIII comes out at a later date.

8. Jericho posted on 17 Feb 2012, 07:25 2

i dont think so. This phone is a dream come true For any tech geek.
But still i am sticking with microsoft quad core or not i have no use for a big cpu if it ain't as smooth as winpho.
No disrespect. But thats my preference i m not talking about any of u. You like android,ios,bbx,bada,symbian or palm os go get you like buy it noone is stopping you.

12. nastynaps posted on 17 Feb 2012, 08:58

Really don't know why everyone is astounded by the specs on this. Why should we be happy with a quad-core phone that mimics the specs of all the other phones out there? I want to see all the other hardware improvinig along with the cpu!

14. AndresJ posted on 17 Feb 2012, 09:19 2

Wonder if the battery will last long considering it will have quad core and 2gb of ram.

45. Paden posted on 17 Feb 2012, 17:40 1

Great point. That's a lot going on in there. I'd imagine it would have to have a battery that size to keep up. Especially if its equiped with LTE... Love that spec sheet though.

15. JSern posted on 17 Feb 2012, 09:27 2

The price

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