What was rumored has finally become official - Motorola is launching the
DROID RAZR MAXX on January 26,
stuffed with that gigantic battery of its, which should vastly improve
battery life with the handset. Not only that, but with all of those 3300
mAh, the RAZR MAXX will easily beat almost any other Android handset in
terms of battery life, as it will hold enough juice to deliver the
exceptional
21.5 hours of talk-time and 15.8 days of stand-by.
Well,
there's been a slight trade-off, of course, and it's found with the
handset's slightly increased thickness, which is now 8.99mm, instead of
7.1mm. But hey, who cares, as long as the phone it still markedly slim
(which it is)? The handset will retail for
$299.99 with a two-year contract,
and will be equipped with 16GB internal memory as well as a 16GB
microSD card - same as the current DROID RAZR 32GB variant. However,
keep in mind that you can also get the DROID RAZR 16GB for the more
affordable price of $199.99, and then buy a 32GB microSD card for around
$30 more, if you need the space. It's your call.
So, who's getting it?
source:
VerizonWireless
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