MOTOROI to be sold as Droid tablet in the United States in March
25th January, 2010 by Adina
Tags: Droid, Mobiles, Motoroi, News, Phones, Tablets, USA
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The just-launched MOTOROI is the origin of what will become the Droid tablet in the United States, according to senior VP Bae Joon-dong from SK Telecom.
The phone lacks a keyboard but it is expected to be in many ways superior to the Droid with its 8-megapixel camera and support for 720-pixel video playback through its included HDMI output. The device will also have an 8GB internal memory the Droid is missing, in addition to a microSDHC slot. Other features like the 3.7-inch LCD and connectivity through 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS would remain intact.
Motorola’s touchscreen-only Android handset was first launched in China and Korea and is now expected to hit the US market in March. The SK Telecom executive did not give any details about which network would carry the Droid tablet but Verizon is believed to be the main candidate.
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