Motorola Atrix 4G Laptop Dock Smartphone

The Motorola ATRIX 4G is the fastest mobile phone not on the market. Come March 6th, however, it will likely be. AT&T has landed a screamingly fast Android device thanks to Motorola, and that's its not all. The device is really powerful it can power a laptop with full Firefox browser, and spit out 1080p video like it's nothing. We've spent almost per day time with the phone and think it is sufficient for your review, so read more past the break for which we believe, alright?

Design
Touch-screen smartphones undoubtedly are a dime endless weeks of frustration, and yes it might appear to be issues seen one, you've seen 'em all, but that is definitely not true. Each design have their own highs and lows, and the same is true for the Motorola Atrix 4G. Thankfully, there's much more to love than dislike here. The Atrix is sleek and light-weight at 4.6 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide by 0.4 inch thick and 4.8 ounces. The handset's slim profile makes it simplallows you to slip to a pocket sized, and the rounded corners and tapered edges allow it to be comfortable to support.

Display
While it is not quite as hi-res as the iPhone 4's Retina display (960 x 640 pixels), the Atrix 4G's qHD screen is incredibly bright and crisp. Web sites displayed sharp images while hi-res YouTube videos possessed numerous brightness and vivid colors. Viewing angles take any presctiption an elemen with big-screened devices for instance the Evo 4G and the Droid X, with image quality deteriorating because you angle the display away.

Interface
Running Android 2.2, the Atrix 4G provides the usual level of flexibility users have arrived at expect with the platform, including 7 customizable home pages. Sitting on top of Android is Motorola's Motoblur UI, allowing users to quickly save and link personal account settings to the device. Like other phones with MotoBlur, the Atrix 4G features Motorola widgets built to display information in no time. Some examples are messaging, Social Networking, and Weather. While handy, they did not feel quite as robust as offerings from competitors, for instance HTC's Sense UI.

Performance
The first Android smart phone we've tested ahead with Nvidia's new dual-core 1GHz Tegra 2 processor, the Atrix 4G sure meets the concept of superphone. The powerful handset also includes a full 1GB of RAM plus 16GB of ROM. A sd card slot, competent to accept cards as much as 32GB, provides additional storage. In everyday tasks, the Atrix 4G felt speedy. For example, we were competent to launch the camera in only 1 second, in comparison to the 3 it took the Inspire 4G.