Motorola XT800 Gets Hands-On Treatment

January 7, 2011

Motorola XT800 Gets Hands-On Treatment 4

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At CES, Motorola received the opportunity to put on display their XT800 smartphone with MotoBlur. Looks like this device is headed to our friends in China. The device features dual SIM card slots to support voice and data simultaneously. It also sports some leather texture for it's backing and gold accents along the edges of the phone. In addition, it will have a 3.7″ screen, 1GHz processor and a 5MP camera. Check out the video below for a hands on, thanks to our friends over at Android Central.

You can view the full specs here. Don't forget to let us know what you think of the device in the comments below.

[via androidcentral]

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