Motorola Atrix handset now on T-Mobile

Written by
Rob Kerr

02 June, 2011

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mobile-cum-laptop is literally Everywhere

Mobile phone network T-Mobile that's the second part of Everything Everywhere is now carrying the Motorola flagship Atrix handset, on £35.75 a month contract.

Motorola Atrix was the second only mobile phone to be announced with effectively two 1Ghz processors, where it was an exclusive deal to Orange and now the entire umbrella company.

Motorola's Atrix is the world’s first 4.0-inch qHD Quarter High Definition 960x540 touch screen handset, with 1GB of RAM, a 5 megapixel camera – which is capable of HD video capture, with storage in the form of 16GB that’s expandable by the microSD card.

The mobile phone runs from Android ‘Froyo’ 2.2 OS, with a new Moto application called webtop which is able to run a full version of Firefox - complete with Flash support.

The new Motorola mobile has been designed with a view to be used to create and edit media and documents, with an optional multimedia and laptop dock that enables access to a larger 11.6-inch screen, keyboard and touchpad.

T-Mobile's Atirx offering is accompanied by 900 minutes, a 500 text message limit, a 500MB data allowance and access to a free Flexible Booster, such as unlimited landline minutes or T-Mobile calling.

One Mobile Ring recently had a briefing on the Moto device, where we caught the hands-on walk-through on video here.

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Originally published at OneMobileRing.com