According to Droid Life, these are some of the Droid 2′s guts:
-Android 2.1 (unless Verizon pumps out a last minute 2.2 update to it)
-3.7″ screen
-750MHz OMAP processor
-Wi-Fi tethering
-8GB internal
-8GB SD card preinstalled
-Updated keyboard
-5MP camera
-New version of Motoblur
-No HDMI port
-No front facing camera
There are more pictures and details over at Droid Life. [Droid Life via BGR]
matt
Friday, June 11, 2010 at 10:26 AMoooh physical keyboard
I assume it has a capacitive multi-touch screen as well?
anyone know how “750MHz OMAP processor” will compare with the rest?
Simon Reidy
Friday, June 11, 2010 at 12:04 PMIt’s exactly the same as Verizon’s original Droid (so yes, it’s capacitive) with a slightly faster processor.
We won’t get this in Australia.
Martin Craig
Friday, June 11, 2010 at 12:30 PMHmm you can really say they’re different models of the OMAP and the newer 3460 is quite a bit bitter than teh 3430.
Ward Paterson
Friday, June 11, 2010 at 5:33 PMI dont understand why Moto doesnt throw a 1.2 Ghz snapdragon into this baby. I mean, do they want to be ahead of the game or what?
The keyboard looks shyte IMO. They should look to Nokia and their N900 for a sweet keyboard. At only 3 rows of keys, its one of the best i’ve used.
Chris
Saturday, June 12, 2010 at 4:15 AMIt is my understanding that OMAP processors are very easily and safely overclockable, so it could be from the same chipset family as the original 3430 OMAP, just clocked higher.
Intel did the same thing with their chips. The e65xx was all cut from the same wafer, but with different factory clocks. So I bought a 6550 stock 2.33 and ran it up to 3.1 with no problems. My Droid 1 is rooted and clocked to 1.1 GHz and it screams past the Inc with Snapdragon, and with Froyo test ROM, it is faster than the Nexus One running 2.2.