There are photos published of an unannounced Motorola smartphone with a seemingly raised glass on the screen. The screen would have a diagonal of 4.3″. Details and specifications of the new device are missing.
The photos appeared on the Taiwanese site Eprice. In addition to the logo of Motorola is also the logo of Us carrier AT&T on the housing. This suggests that the device also in the Netherlands used networks, such as gsm and umts, supports. In the housing there is also a sim card slot present. On the camera is that the device 1080p videos you can shoot.
The Motorola has some striking details. For example, on a picture the text “Sony Ericsson V6H’ between the logos of Motorola, and AT&T. On another photo, the text correctly on the notification bar. It is unclear why someone who text in the photos. In addition, at several places a text on the housing to see that the device is the property of Motorola, and may not be sold. That text is often on prototypes.
Eprice speculates that the device is the successor of the Atrix, the first dual-core phone from Motorola. The Atrix runs on a Tegra2 and has a 4″screen with a resolution of 960×540 pixels. This ‘Atrix HD’ may get a screen of 1280×720 pixels. The display shows the main menu in Motorola’s Android skin Motoblur.
Several manufacturers would soon make the step to 720p screens. In addition to Motorola would Samsung, HTC and LG are working on phones with 720p screens. These devices would be for the end of the year or beginning of next year come on the market. The light on the device would seem to indicate that the glass on the screen gebold. This technique is also used in, among others, the Google Nexus S, HTC Sensation and Nokia N9.
