Let’s just say that the Motorola Moto X has brought to the fore everything which prior rumors had suggested, and more. In this age when Nokia and a bunch of other manufacturers are trying to infuse colors into handsets to overcome boring black, white and grey shades, Motorola appears to have taken things to the next level altogether.
It now let’s people choose a customized smartphone that would suit their personality the best, from over 2,000 possible blends. What’s more, if the personalized Motorola Moto X doesn’t seem as appealing in reality, California residents can choose to return it within 30 days. However, those living in other parts of the US have 14 days for the same.
An onboard X8 processor serves as a catalyst while showing off the smartphone’s three major highlights. It comprises of four Adreno 320 GPU cores, a dual core Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset as well as two low-power cores. Thanks to this architecture, the device springs into action with a single ‘OK Google Now’ command.
It also displays throbbing icons of apps which have received a notification and fires up the camera with two flicks of users’ wrists. But then again, we cannot really say that these features have debuted through the handset, considering that they had been spotted on Verizon’s recent Droid series.
The 16GB Moto X will strike Best Buy’s chain of stores at $199 with a two-year service agreement, while AT&T has outlined $249 as a price for the 32GB version on contract. Sprint, Verizon and US Cellular will also be home to the smartphone.
Seen below are the device’s technical specifications:
– 4.7-inch AMOLED HD display
– 10MP Clear Pixel main camera with LED flash
– 2MP auxiliary 1080p webcam
– 1.7GHz dual core Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset
– Quad core Adreno 320 graphics
– Android 4.2.2. OS
– 16GB or 32GB internal storage capacity and 2GB of RAM
– 2,200mAh battery
– Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0LE + EDR and mobile hotspot
