While Motorola XPRT is not exactly a new device (this made Verizon DROID as a Pro in November of last year), it should be a welcome addition of Sprint business users. This is one phone world XPRT Android 2.2 with vertical keyboard designed specifically for BlackBerry users. Motorola touts a range of enterprise-level features for security, and other features XPRT includes a 5 megapixel camera, 1 GHz processor and 1 GB of built-in memory. Included with Motorola XPRT, is a 2 GB microSD card, microUSB data cable and an AC adapter.
Design:
For most of the Motorola XPRT retains the same design as the DROID Pro, but there are some minor differences. Launchers, and actually it is not so discreet, XPRT another color scheme. It is still dark and business-like trim, but chrome has moved to the front and hard plastic back is now soft touch. Staying behind, has ybwsi found above DROID Pro been shaved so that the surface is now level. The key is the same place around XPRT: volume rocker and microUSB port on the left, the mic on the floor, multifunction key to the right and the power button and 3.5 mm headphones along the top.
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Keyboard BlackBerry-like and ever so slightly differently. About DROID Pro bottom row of keys was blocked with a complete TOTAL and a key voice command, but these two have been shaved anything about XPRT. There is also a small bluff between the keyboard and the screen on the DROID Pro which has eradicated about XPRT. An area of concern that we had discussed with Pro was to keys not expanded sufficiently with the edge of the phone and actually extend further with XPRT. Probably feels the keyboard because of that, a little better than one for DROID Pro.
Soft touch of Motorola battery door gives a slightly more reassuring XPRT feel in the hand, but apart from this feeling is almost identical with the DROID Pro, which is good. This is a constant speed XPRT built buzz for the demanding user base, and it is not i1 with regard to strength, we expect that it will take a few blows without problem. Motorola XPRT 360-degree view:
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