Three upcoming Android devices have just been spotted in Verizon's inventory systems. The first one is leaked above and it's the Motorola MZ600 tablet. The specs reportedly feature Nvidia Tegra 2 graphics and Android 3.0 Gingerbread. Like we heard before, this tablet should be getting the DROID moniker. Android 3.0 should be more suited for a tablet if what we've been hearing is true. Scroll down for the other two devices.
We're done with the tablet talk so let's move to what Android handsets Verizon has in store for the holiday season. This includes the Motorola XT610 and the Motorola
WX445 "Citrus" (below). We've heard about both of these handsets below and the XT610 should basically be a
DROID X with lower-end specs.
Phandroid confirms this by saying that it should feature a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, a slower CPU, and a lower resolution camera. This should cost anywhere from $100 to $150 on a 2-year contract - release date unknown. The WX445 reportedly features around a 3-inch display along with Android 2.1. The exact price tag and release date is still unknown but it will reportedly be "affordable" - whatever that means. I'm going to guess around $50 on a 2-year contract.
Motorola MZ600 Tablet In Verizon's Systems:
Phandroid
Motorola XT610 and WX445 In Verizon's Systems:
Phandroid
Post a Comment