Motorola citrus fruits Review

Introduction: How things have changed in a little over a year. Return to late 2009 and Android makes its debut on Verizon. Motorola DROID and HTC DROID Eris took Big Red by storm with the top of the line spec. sheets and tons of advertising. Android was the shiny, new and exclusive. Fast Forward to the holiday season in 2010 and Android is now in the rarified air. Sure, there is still a high end phones like the Samsung Fascinate and HTC DROID unbelievable, but now also occupied low end, and there is no better example now from citrus fruits, Motorola. This model offers a base class screen 3 "capacitive, microSD expansion, and a 3 megapixel camera. Citrus ships with a 2 GB microSD card and combo USB Charger/AC adapter.

Design:

CITRUS is a Motorola phone friendly ecological, made from recycled plastic and PVC and account-free. In contrast to previous eco-friendly, especially phones from Samsung and LG, citrus groves feels Cheap. Back door has no sharp edges and plastic feels too subpar. This feeling will continue when you look at 240 x 320 TFT screen. Is grainy, hard to see in direct sunlight and colors look bland and washed out. It is very bad, be ready. Total phone feels a kind of PEBBLE as a closed before if it were made of cardboard.

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Motorola has key volume rocker and camera in the right side of the citrus fruits, and left is simply the microUSB charging and dataport. Power connector 3,5 mm and the button is located at the top. There is a channel running around the phone, serving more than one to highlight the sharp edges of the battery door. Verso has a 3 megapixel camera and a back pad as seen first on Motorola BackFlip. There are two physical keys below in the screen-send and end-and the four navigation buttons standard Android capacitive.

There is no other way to say, citrus groves are feeling quite landscape studies. A little from the brains, but not be able to come up with a non-knockoff handset they disapprove of. The materials are of low quality, the screen is poor and the quality of the building is suspect. It is not that we believe will necessarily citrus repudiation, but certainly feel that it can be dissolved if you drop it in a glass of water. Motorola 360 degree view: citrus fruit

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