The Verge

AT&T launched the Motorola Atrix 2 with very little fanfare, slotting it in with a set of low-end Android smartphones on October 11th. However, the Atrix 2 is the successor to the venerable Atrix 4G and as such at least bears the name of a top-of-the-line Android phone. That name is belied by middle-of-the-road specs and a price point — $99 on-contract — that implies that neither Motorola nor AT&T think of the phone as a hero device.

Description

• Alias: ME865
• Codename: Edison

Also Known As...

• Screen size (diagonal): 4.3 inches
• Technology: LCD
• Pixel arrangement: RGB
• Resolution (Y): 960 px
• Resolution (X): 540 px
• PPI: 256
• Touchscreen type: Capacitive

Display

• Manufacturer: TI
• Brand / family: OMAP 4
• Clock speed: 1 GHz
• Number of cores: 2

Processor

• Internal size: 8 GB
• External: Yes
• Max external size: 32 GB
• External type: microSD

Storage

• Operating system: Android
• Launch OS version: 2.3.5

Software

Compass (Magnetometer), Proximity, Ambient light

Sensors