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SteveON

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#101195 26-Apr-2012 13:01

Does it exist yet?

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#615421 26-Apr-2012 13:14

Yep, the droid razr maxx.
http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Mobile-Phones/DROID-RAZR-MAXX-by-MOTOROLA-US-EN

SteveON

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#615428 26-Apr-2012 13:21

kyhwana2: Yep, the droid razr maxx.
http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Mobile-Phones/DROID-RAZR-MAXX-by-MOTOROLA-US-EN

Looks nice but its not really available here... or work on our networks.

kyhwana2

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#615431 26-Apr-2012 13:30

Well, there aren't really many Droids that are available here. We do get the Milestones, I think, which are the international versions of the Droid.

I think the Droid 3 has a removable battery and will work on XT here.

NZtechfreak

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#615456 26-Apr-2012 14:20

SteveON:
kyhwana2: Yep, the droid razr maxx.
http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Mobile-Phones/DROID-RAZR-MAXX-by-MOTOROLA-US-EN

Looks nice but its not really available here... or work on our networks.

The international version is coming though, so will soon be available (possibly only via parallel importers though).

Would probably still stay clear in any case, locked bootloaders.

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kyhwana2

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#615533 26-Apr-2012 16:41

NZtechfreak:The international version is coming though, so will soon be available (possibly only via parallel importers though).

Would probably still stay clear in any case, locked bootloaders.

Yeah, this is an issue with all the Droid's though. Motorola keep promising to unlock them, but never seem to get around to it.

Con

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#615696 26-Apr-2012 21:39

I messaged one of the buyers at Digi Imports in Queen st.
They are purchasing this Friday and the Droid Razr Maxx will be considered.

Battery life is the achilles of all smartphones and this phone is in the line for ice cream sandwich, which has been confirmed.

Cheers

Con

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#626498 16-May-2012 20:57

Motorola Droid Razr Maxx.

Look at Cnet.com

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kiwijunglist

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#626514 16-May-2012 21:12

Droid Razr Maxx

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HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.

SteveON

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#626522 16-May-2012 21:19

Don't use the one x lol

oxnsox

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#626552 16-May-2012 22:31

Razr is big... I guess it's how it gets it's thin. Physically it's but a few mm shorter than an HTC One X but with a smaller screen.
Motorola actually do a pretty good job in putting a bit more battery power in their handsets (for a given screen size) Probably best current bang-for-buck device would be a DEFY+, the smaller (3.7in) screen won't burn the power like the larger screen options from other makers yet it's got a bigger power pack than most of them

crackrdbycracku

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#626720 17-May-2012 10:46

Ah, MobiCity is advertising the Razr Maxx.

They say 17 hours talk time.

http://www.mobicity.co.nz/motorola-razr-maxx.html

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heavenlywild

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#626722 17-May-2012 10:48

It really depends on how you use the phone.

To be on the safe side, carry a spare battery so there's no compromising!

crackrdbycracku

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#626730 17-May-2012 11:02

Unfortunately many phone makers are following the Fruit and making unibody designs without a removable battery.

I don't like this but it seems to be the way things are going.

Maybe we will see improvement and innovation around the PowerMonkey and similar.

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mxpress

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#626735 17-May-2012 11:15

crackrdbycracku: Unfortunately many phone makers are following the Fruit and making unibody designs without a removable battery.

I don't like this but it seems to be the way things are going.

Maybe we will see improvement and innovation around the PowerMonkey and similar.

I hope Samsung hasn't done this with the SGSIII . The abilty is swop out batteries is one of Samsungs main selling points. I use my spare battery a lot. Very useful.

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#626747 17-May-2012 11:42

I hope Samsung hasn't done this with the SGSIII . The abilty is swop out batteries is one of Samsungs main selling points. I use my spare battery a lot. Very useful.

Samsung have made the SGSIII mains only, no battery at all.

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