DROID 3 Motorola

  • clock speed
    1
    GHz
  • RAM
    0.5
    GB
  • size
    4
    inches
  • resolution
    274
    ppi

DROID X2 Motorola

  • clock speed
    1
    GHz
  • RAM
    0.5
    GB
  • size
    4.3
    inches
  • resolution
    255
    ppi

DROID 3 Motorola

DROID X2 Motorola

Detailed Comparison

display
Size
4"
4.3"
Resolution
960 x 540 (274 ppi)
960 x 540 (255 ppi)
Panel
TFD LCD
Surface
--
--
Video out
Micro HDMI
Micro HDMI

processor
System on a chip
CPU
1 GHz
1 GHz
Architecture
Dual core
Dual core
GPU
Architecture
RAM
0.5 GB
0.5 GB

camera
Lens
--
--
Resolution
--
--
Sensor
Light sensitivity
--
--
Flash
--
--
Autofocus
Yes
--
Image stabilization
--
--
Panorama
--
--
Continuous shooting
--
--
Aperture
--
--
Secondary camera
0.3 MP
None

video
Video resolution
1920 x 1080 @ 30 fps
1280 x 720 @ 30 fps
Video file format
--
--
Maximum bitrate
--
--
Video light
--
--

battery
Type
Lithium-Ion (Removable)
Removable
Capacity
1,540 mA·h
1,540 mA·h
Talk time
549 min
480 min
Standby time
18,000 min
13,200 min

music
Speaker
--
--
Frequency response
--
--
Noise level
--
--
Headphone
3.5 mm
3.5 mm
Frequency response
--
--
Noise level
--
--
FM radio
No
Receive

form factor
Size
64 x 124 x 13 mm
65.5 x 127.5 x 9.9 mm
Weight
184 g
155 g
Body
--
--
Keyboard
Slide-out QWERTY keyboard
None
Buttons
--
--

software
Operating system
Android 2.3
Android 2.3
Upgradable to
--
--
Custom UI
--
--
Onscreen keyboards
--
--

connectivity
Network
3.5G, HSDPA (7.2 Mb/s)
3G, 1xEV-DO rev. A (3.1 Mb/s)
WiFi
802.11b/g/n (Hotspot)
802.11b/n/a/g (Hotspot)
NFC
No
No
Bluetooth
2.1
2.1
USB On-the-Go
--
--

features
Internal storage
16 GB
7.81 GB
Supported card formats
microSD
microSD
Included accessories
--
--
SIM card
--
--
Special-features

sensors
Location
A-GPS
A-GPS
Gyroscope
No
No
Accelerometer
Yes
Yes
Light sensor
--
--
Proximity sensor
--
--
Compass
Yes
Yes
Thermometer
--
--
Barometer
--
--
Hygrometer
--
--
Showing 1 comment.
Jesse Frazier (08:19 PM, October 25, 2013)
I've been a Droid 3 owner for a long time. I personally loved that phone. However, I might go ahead and recommend the X2 because the Droid 3 has been known to have electrical problems with faulty cables between the keyboard and the rest of the phone. That is what happened to mine and I can't get it to work. Plus, I would imagine it is easier to find accessories for the X2