The first full photo of the Motorola DROID 2 has just been outed and they're looking pretty nice. The keyboard matches up exactly with the keyboard we saw back in late May. This handset is going to be sporting a 3.7-inch touchscreen display, a TI OMAP 750MHz CPU, WiFi support (with tethering), 8GB of internal storage, an 8GB SD card pre-installed, a microSD card slot, a 5MP camera, a slide-out (and improved) QWERTY keyboard, and a new version of MOTOBLUR over top of Android 2.1. Phandroid is quick to point out that this smartphone does not come equipped with a front-facing camera or an HDMI port. Check out the video below for a short clip on the boot animation of this smartphone. Anyways, this handset should be available on Verizon sometime in July.
Phandroid wasn't kidding when they announced that their tipster mentioned that the Motorola Shadow / Xtreme would actually be getting yet another name change to the Droid X. The image above is an internal screenshot and the image below just shows off the spec sheet. Note that the spec sheet below says that this smartphone will be just 0.39-inches (around 1cm) which is slightly thicker than the iPhone 4.
