It's been reported to have over heating issues but is rated the most powerful phone in the world. i want one dammit
can't find the shit on Amazon anymore.
Motorola Responds to Droid Bionic, Atrix 4G Overheating Rumors
http://techd.in/hardware/motorola-responds-to-droid-bionic-atrix-4g-overheating-rumors/
The Android online community is so tightly knit that if one bad report appears on one site, you can be sure that it will spread like wildfire – even when the accuracy of the report can still be questioned. Not one to sit and let their devices being pummeled around online, Motorola has responded to the allegation that the upcoming Motorola Droid Bionic – destined for Verizon – and the Motorola Atrix 4G – for AT&T – are crippled with overheating problems. The rumors even went as further as suggesting that two devices will be delayed.
According to Motorola, the two devices don’t suffer from any overheating problems and that they will still be launched by the company as scheduled. Cue thousands of Android fans wiping off the sweat on their foreheads. Should we believe them though?
It’s worth noting that the issues were spotted by members from the respected Howard Forums.
http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...rix-4G-Olympus-The-Ultimate-Smartphone-Thread!!
Even if it turns out there are some overheating problems, however minor or major, hopefully Motorola will address the matter in a swift manner.
So, all we need from Motorola now is for them to confirm when will we be getting the release date for Droid Bionic. As for the Atrix 4G, they already said that it will be released on Q1. Not too specific as we’d hoped, but it’s better than nothing. And so the waiting game continues.
Atrix 4G May Cost $150 at Amazon, CostcoBy Jared Newman, PCWorld Jan 28, 2011 12:33 PM
Motorola's state-of-the-art Atrix 4G smartphone won't break the bank if a couple of pricing rumors prove accurate.
On Thursday evening, an Amazon product page briefly listed the Atrix 4G for $150 with a new two-year contract. Amazon removed the page, but then Android Central received an image of a Costco inventory screen, also showing a $150 price tag.
Third-party retailers usually sell phones for lower than the suggested price, so if these prices are correct, my guess is that AT&T will sell the Atrix 4G for $200, or $250 at the most.
The Atrix was one of the most interesting products at CES. It's part of the first wave of dual-core smartphones, powered by Nvidia's Tegra 2 processor and Android 2.2, and has a 4-inch display, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of on-board storage, front- and rear-facing cameras, a 1930 mAh battery and a fingerprint reader. Motorola will also sell laptop and desktop docks that run a full version of Firefox, powered entirely by the phone.
How much the docks will cost are still unknown, but some early chatter from a Best Buy insider suggest that the laptop dock could cost $150. If that's the case, I would not be surprised to see a $300 phone and laptop dock bundle, but we'll see. More rumors suggest a February 13 release date, but the official word from Motorola is the potential Verizon defectors somehow.
