Motorola confirms Droid Bionic specs on MotoDev websiteThe Motorola Droid Bionic is still rumored to launch on Verizon Wireless in the U.S. this week, but we’ve yet to receive any sort of confirmation from Motorola. Over on the MotoDev website, the manufacturer has added the super phone to its list of comparable products, placing it side-by-side with the Photon 4G and Droid 3. Here’s how the Droid Bionic stacks up.

The Droid Bionic will ship with Android Gingerbread v2.3.4, the latest build offered by Google. Like the Motorola Atrix, the Droid Bionic will include the webtop app which transforms the smartphone to a laptop with an option dock. The display is 4.3-inches and qHD resolution (540 x 960 pixels) resulting in 240 dpi.

Under the hood is a 1 GHz OMAP4430 dual-core processor and 1 GB of RAM. A VGA front-facing camera and 8-megapixel rear camera with autofocus and LED flash take care of the imaging and video. Last on the list is a HDMI-out port for connecting the Droid Bionic to your HDTV.

So there you have it. Finally, after months of waiting Motorola has confirmed the rumors and leaks. The Droid Bionic has taken what seems like a lifetime to launch, in fact it still hasn’t launched, but we’ll settle with confirmed specs for now. Will this super phone knock the Samsung Galaxy S II from the Android throne?

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  • Anonymous

    What really is pathetic is that Motorola Droid Bionic will come with a slower clocked processor, and only a 0.3MP front facing camera.  The Samsung Galaxy S II which has been out since April of this year is clocked a total of 400Mhz faster (i.e. 200Mhz per core) and comes with a 2 MP front facing camera.  

    Why is Motorola releasing a phone that is outdated from the instant that it is released?  It simply defies all logic and business sense…..

     If Samsung Galaxy S 2 is released with 4G, the Droid Bionic will be laid to rest.  UNLESS they price it significantly less than the Samsung Galaxy S 2, as the Droid Bionic is really inferior to the Galaxy S II.  I would have thought seeing that it has taken the inept and incompetent team at Motorola over 7 months from the time it appeared at CES in January to when it is finally released that they would have at least matched the Galaxy S 2 by bumping EACH core up 200 MHz bring it up from 1.0GHz to 1.2GHz and increasing the front facing camera by 1.7 Megapixels.  I am an original Motorola Droid owner, and was really looking forward to the Bionic’s release.  But with the constant delay in releasing and Motorola’s desire to keep the specifications a closely guarded secret for some reason?  (I’m guessing because people would immediately see how inferior the Bionic is when stacked up to the hardware specs of the Samsung Galaxy S II which is a tried and tested device already selling over 5 million units in Europe and Asia.  

    Seeing that the technology for a 1.2GHz dual processors and 2MP front facing camera was attainable since April 2011 as we have seen with the Samsung Galaxy S II, why is it 5 months later Motorola technology cannot even match it?  Motorola is apparently totally outclassed.  The CEO should step down immediately for his extremely poor marketing skills and for hiring idiots.

    What in the world is Motorola thinking releasing a phone into the market which has hardware components from 2010 ????  

    • Anonymous

      you guys realy kill me ,,what network has the fastest lte system ??Verizon, what phone on verison that is 4g lte has a daul core processor,,  at this time ,NONE the samsung  only has one lte phone on verzion the charge ,, the Galaxy has not been released and it has not been

      Confirmed to be 4G,, just rumors for the galaxy to be 4G it will have to be reworked, for it to be 4G then it will no longer be the slim phone it is now. thier may be somthing down the road that can beat the bionic BUT NOT AT THIS TIME. WAKE UP PEOPLE IF YOU DONT LIKE THE PHONE DON’T BUY.IT. Let the people who want it buy it and leave us in peace.

      • http://twitter.com/BrianB13 BrianB13

        I have been waiting for the Bionic since CES.  Don’t know if I will buy it now or not.  It depends upon what the Samsung Stratosphere has and especially what the HTC Vigor has which comes out a month later.  I just want to get the best phone possible and yes, it still could very well be the Bionic

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