Motorola Droid 2 Sports Improved Keyboard, Droid X Has Killer Specs

You didn’t think Moto was going to just stand by and watch HTC hog the Android spotlight this summer, did you? The company needs to counterattack powerful devices like the Incredible and Evo 4G, not to mention the iPhone 4–and soon. Yesterday Droid Life posted exclusive pics and a boot video of the Motorola Droid 2, and we have to say that we’re liking the raised keyboard.

The site also says the Droid 2 will be packing a new version of Motoblur, which supposedly will be less intrusive. We’re not sure what to think about that, since it will likely delay an upgrade to Android 2.2. This isn’t the only Android phone up Moto’s sleeve. The Motorola Droid X (formerly known as the Shadow and Xtreme) has the beefier specs of the two phones, upping the screen size from 3.7 inches to 4.3 inches and the camera resolution from 5 to 8 MP. The Droid X will also reportedly get HDMI output.

Check out the full tentative spec list below and a pic of the X.Motorola Droid 2 Specs (rumored)

• 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

Motorola Droid X Specs (rumored)

• Android 2.2
• 4.3-inch display
• 8-MP camera with dual-LED flash
• 720p video recording
• 9 home screens
• No Motoblur
• Dedicated camera button
• “Very metal”
• HDMI out