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Motorola XPRT Overview

The Motorola XPRT is Sprint's first Android phone to focus on business consumers, particularly reformed BlackBerry usres. One quick look at the XPRT and you may do a doubletake - wait, what? Is that a BlackBerry Android Phone? No... it's not... it's just a Motorola Android Phone designed to meet the expectations and desires of former BlackBerry users, and it does a great job.

This no-nonsense smartphone has a 3.1-inch display and full QWERTY keyboard powered by a more than capable 1GHz processor. WIth world mode capabilties and a huge 1860 mAh battery powering the show, the XPRT is perfect for both enterprise managers and field works who want a reliable, sturdy, and efficient smartphone solution.

The XPRT also comes with a 5MP camera with LED flash and Mobile Hotspot capabilities for connecting up to 5 devices. Another benefit for business users and travelers? The XPRT is a world phone, meaning it includes both CDMA and GSM antennas that make using your phone in foreign countries a much easier task.

Motorola XPRT Specs

General
Form Factor: Touchscreen with Portrait QWERTY  
AKA: Motorola DROID PRO  
Date Released (YYYY/MM/DD): 2011/06/05  
Size
Weight: 145 grams  
Dimensions: 60.9 x 120.4 x 12.95 mm  
Display
Resolution: 320 x 480 (HVGA)  
Size: 3.1-inch  
Type: TFT LCD  
Camera
Video: 480p @ 30 fps  
Flash: Dual LED  
Auto-focus: Yes  
Megapixels: 5 MP  
Connectivity
GPS: Yes, with aGPS/sGPS  
USB: microUSB 2.0  
Bluetooth: 2.1 + EDR  
Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n  
HDMI: Yes  
Multimedia
Headset Jack: 3.5 mm  
Radio: No  
Battery
Type: 1860 mAh  
Hardware/OS
Operating System: Android 2.2  
Internal Memory: 2GB  
External Memory: microSD (up to 32GB)  
RAM: 512MB  
Processor: 1 GHz TI OMAP  

Motorola XPRT Reviews

CNET
"Despite a few shortcomings, the Motorola XPRT is a great alternative to the BlackBerry because of its enterprise-level features and globe-trotting capabilities."
Android Central
"Now Sprint users get their own version, the Motorola XPRT (see what they did there?). The XPRT is pretty much the Pro reborn on a different network."
Androinica
"The XPRT is one of the “enterprise class” Android devices we are starting to see pop up. The trend really got heated with the launch of the Motorola Droid Pro on Verizon."
Slash Gear
"Welcome to the Motorola XPRT review, this is Motorola’s second attempt at a business class BlackBerry killer and its almost identical to the first but with a bigger battery."
PCWorld
"The XPRT has the features and the keyboard to please any business or IT professional, but its small display will turn off multimedia junkies."
PCMag
"The Motorola XPRT offers a decent array of business features that add up to a solid, if not spectacular, enterprise Android smartphone."
Phone Arena
"The XPRT is an Android 2.2 world phone with a portrait keyboard that aims squarely for BlackBerry users."

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Motorola XPRT News

Sprint’s Motorola XPRT Now Available for $130

The Motorola XPRT was set to come out on June 5th and, well, it’s June 6th. That means it’s now available for purchase. It’s $130 on contract and can be described as Sprint’s version of the Motorola DROID PRO. It features an exposed QWERTY keyboard on a phone that was meant to be used in [...]

Official: Motorola XPRT and Titanium for Sprint Announced; Pair of Exposed-QWERTY Androids

Sprint has announced the Motorola XPRT and the Motorola Titanium. Both are Androids (or we wouldn’t care, of course) and tailor toward business professionals who need a device capable of keeping up with them. The XPRT is the better of the two and runs Android 2.2 and MOTOBLUR. It has a fully-exposed QWERTY keyboard, support [...]


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