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Os dejo las conclusiones de algunas reviews.. sigo haciendo incapié en el calentamiento, y en la pantalla, si tienes otro link con info fenix, pero todos hablan de la PenTile..

http://androidandme.com/2011/11/devi...eview-roundup

Por ejemplo (estas son asesinas.. calentamiento, video/cámara .. lo ponen fino fino de mal!)

• Jordan Crook of TechCrunch: “While I’m not sure I can tell you it justifies its 217 € price tag, I can say it certainly deserves its spot as one of the top contenders for this holiday season… One thing I noticed rather quickly is that the Droid RAZR is hot. Yes, it’s a sexy phone to say the least, but it also overheats really easily. Within moments of booting up the phone and getting started it was burning up, and did so each time I used it… If you’re on the fence, please go pick up a device in-store and get a good feel for it in the hand because I have a feeling the RAZR suits a certain type of taste.”

• Jonathan Geller of BGR: “The Motorola DROID RAZR has replaced Samsung’s Galaxy S II as the best Android device I’ve ever used… It does look better to me than the displays used on the Motorola DROID BIONIC and Motorola DROID 3, but it’s still a PenTile display, and that means that it still has a grainy look no matter how high the resolution is… The battery on the Motorola DROID RAZR has really impressed me. After using the phone for a few days, I completely forgot about the fact that this a 4G LTE device.”

• Vincent Nguyen of SlashGear: “The DROID RAZR falls into the middle ground for camera quality, it’s not the best we’ve seen, but neither is it the worst… Video, meanwhile, has a surprising amount of noise, and the color balance is unimpressive… We raced through 40-percent of the battery in less than an hour of 4G data use… The DROID RAZR won’t redefine the industry but it will undoubtedly be a fashion favorite.”

• Phil Nickinson of Android Central: “The Droid RAZR can also fry an egg with as hot as it got during our initial setup… We’re real wary of using the Droid RAZR as our only device while traveling. So far, with our normal usage, we’re going to plug in whenever possible… The Droid RAZR’s got a great screen, the dual-core processor keeps things plenty speedy, and Motorola’s customizations keep getting better with each iteration.”