CTIA 2010: Droid Pro Hands-on Video and Specs

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CTIA 2010: Droid Pro Hands-on Video and Specs

We have some good news for those of you looking for further information on the recently announced Motorola Droid Pro handset, as we now have a hands-on video for you to take a look at, as well as some more confirmed specs of the device.

As reported from Intomobile, we previously told you how the Android 2.2 equipped Droid Pro will come with a 5 megapixel camera and a 1Ghz processor amongst other things, but now we have a few more confirmed specs from Motorola.

They include the addition of dual LED flash for the auto-focus 5MP camera, Adobe Flash 10.1, a confirmed 1GHz OMAP 3620 processor with a MDM6600 chipset, 2GB of internal memory (expand via MicroSD), tri-band UTMS, Bluetooth 2.1 and 3G mobile hotspot support.

Intomobile were at the Motorola CTIA event and managed to capture a lovely high-quality video showing the new device in all it’s glory. While the handset looks pretty slick, I still can’t get used to that BlackBerry-style keyboard, in fact I think it looks rather ugly – do you agree?

Take a look at the video below and let us know your first impressions of the handset.

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  • Tim McGee

    It's all about style and real estate to view. Once you own an Evo why would you ever want less screen space? There is no need for a keyboard as the on-board keyboard actually is larger than the one offered on this phone. What's up with only 5 MP regarding the camera? It should at least be 8 MP. What does this phone do that an Evo won't? It's not even 4G. Since Verizon is rolling out their faster network in the next 3 – 6 months I believe I would sit this one out and wait on the better phones that will work on their new high speed network. Why buy a phone that will restrict your speed and be stuck with it for 2 years?