Here are some closeups of Motorola’s ‘Magic Glass’

July 30, 2013

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Last week we got word that the Moto X will feature Magic Glass as in you won’t find a gap between the Gorilla glass and the back. Now we have some really nice images of the front plate of the phone to feast our eyes on. We actually got to see very similar images earlier in the month, but these are much better quality.

Rumors have the phone at $299, but I have a feeling Google and Motorola will shock us with a $199 to $250 price point. I know the specs aren't wowing the hardcores, but if you think about it, they are more than enough for the average Joe. What matters most is the performance and user experience. 1080p and/or quad-core means nothing to most people walking into their local carrier store. Hit the break for more images.

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source: fanaticfone
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Robert lives in upstate New York where he was born and raised. Technology was always his passion. His first computer was a Radio Shack TRS80 Color that used a cassette tape to save programs, and his first laptop was a Toshiba T1200FB that sported a CGA greyscale screen and two 720kb floppy drives (no hardrive). From the early 90’s through late 2011, he only owned Motorola phones starting with the MircroTAC all the way through to the Droid X. He broke that streak when he bought the Galaxy Nexus. Now he's sporting a Galaxy Note 4, and absolutely loves it. He has a wonderful wife and a 6 year old son. In his free time he enjoys sports, movies, TV, working out, and trying to keep up with the rapid fast world of technology.

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Major_Pita says:

July 30, 2013 at 12:22 PM

Not sure I would choose the X at my usual upgrade window – I’m usually more of an HTC One or S4 buyer. In a situation though where say I need to replace a phone during the second year of a contract, and I had the following choices:
1.) Pay a 100 dollar deductible to get an insurance replacement that’s possibly a rebuild and at the same time, maybe I’m tired of the phone and wouldn’t want another
2.) Buy a new high-end phone at full non-subsidized price
3.) Buy the Moto X for 199
Option 3 might look really good at that point.

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