Verizon Officially Details DROID Bionic Availability (Sep. 8th, $300)

• Quentyn Kennemer
• 13 years ago

Verizon has officially announced tomorrow’s availability of the Motorola DROID Bionic. For $300 on a new two-year agreement, you’re getting a very powerful smartphone that should satisfy your needs if you were looking for a dual-core processor to go along with the 4G LTE radios inside.

TI’s OMAP4 dual-core processor sits inside and, if other recent DROIDs are anything to go by, should be more than enough to power Android 2.3.4 with whatever Motorola’s calling their UI these days.

You’re also getting 1GB of RAM, a 4.3 inch qHD display, 16GB of internal storage (though you may be missing a few gigs) and a 16GB microSD card preinstalled, an 8 megapixel 1080p HD video camera with a front-facing camera for video calls, webtop functionality, mobile hotspot support and a whole lot more. And since accessories are a big part of Motorola’s high-end devices these days, here’s what you can look to buy alongside the device:

• The Lapdock will be available for $299.97, the HD Station will be available for $99.99 and the Adapter for Webtop Application will be available for $29.99. DEAL: For a limited time, customers who purchase a Lapdock with the DROID BIONIC can receive a $100 mail-in rebate when subscribing to a $50, 5 GB data plan or higher.
• Vehicle Navigation Dock delivers easy access to maps, favorite contacts, hands-free calling, music, navigation and more and supports streaming of audio and music via the 3.5 mm audio jack, if available, to play through vehicle speakers. The Vehicle Navigation Dock will be available for $39.99.
• The Battery Dock with standard battery is a pocket-sized accessory with an extra battery included to charge both DROID BIONIC and an extra battery at the same speed as a wall charger. The Battery Dock will be available for $49.99.

All of this is coming September 8th (tomorrow from the date of this posting) so it’s literally right around the corner now. We know it’s been a long journey (9 months, actually) but now that we’ve emerged from this tunnel are any of you going to settle here? Discuss it over at the DROID Bionic section of AndroidForums.com as well as in the comments section below!