Motorola Droid X sold out on first day of its release
According to multiple media sources, Verizon has sold out first batch of Motorola Droid X on the day it was released. New potential buyers of the phone will have wait for at least a week if they want to get a hand on the latest Android 2.1 powered phone.
The Online Verizon Wireless Store is accepting the Droid X orders but it has clearly mentioned on the website that Droid X will be shipped by July 27. “Due to high demand, this device will ship by 7/27” Verizon says on Motorola Droid X order page. According to sources, Verizon had given 50 phones per its retail store. The 50 unit of Droid X were sold out as soon as it became available on July 15.
Motorola Droid has 4.3″ Touch Screen WVGA Display which can show 16 million colors. Droid X features 8 mega-pixel camera and it can record 720p HD Video. One of the most remarkable features of Droid X is its HDMI output; the output allows playing HD Video directly on any HD TV. The phone also has 8GB on-board memory and a 16GB microSD card.
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