Today we have a demo and a safety time with the Motorola AT & T Motorola CES event, including the basic HD multimedia laptop and spring. The phone has a dynamic look similar to Samsung, but covered with a screen frame and a matte black back pattern with good taste. Build quality is very good, you can expect from a Motorola device. The QHD (960 x 540) screen is superb and the phone feels ultra-fast, thanks to a dual-core processor running Froyo.

In fact, that even the preliminary firmware, which recorded a blazing score 2616 on the sector test. The power button on the upper back of is also a fingerprint reader, and there is a dual LED flash accompanying the 5 megapixel camera. Check the gallery below and read on for more details – and the full video demonstration after the break.VGA camera, 5 megapixel camera with LED flash around a new, a battery of 1930 mAh which promises nine hours talk time, input fingerprint security, and 2.2 for the Android operating system. Hit up the gallery below for a closer look.

You still have access to the Android interface on a separate video, too, as we shall see. Although the ability to turn your phone into a personal computer platform is impressive in itself, nor even get me started burning a couple dual-core processor with 1 GB of RAM. I feel similar specced Bionic Droid could get some of the functions of the same link, but Moto seems happy to keep your lips to give AT & T a bit of a disadvantage. They need, like the Bionic features the strongest of the specification even with the addition of 4G LTE

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