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hey everyone Daniel Webster here for packing.com and a little less than a year ago Verizon released the Motorola Droid X which was one of the largest display is on any Android device available at the time and today we have the Motorola Droid X 2 which features a 1 gigahertz dual-core processor and this is also the first device to have a qHD display on the Verizon network so let's get to the unboxing okay so we'll just rip up with this huge FedEx box it's quite large for such a small device and see here and then we've got some papers and them of course okay there's lots of papers in there okay so here we have it inside the bubble wrap so let's open up this bubble wrap and get to the actual box of the Droid X - wow that's a tiny little box for such a you know a large devices device does have a 4.3 inch screen so let's see what we have on the box we have CT I have certified Adobe Flash let's see what else includes the Droid X - a lithium-ion battery wall USB charger Park safety and warranty brochure and that's about it so let's open up this box and Wow so apparently the device takes up the entire height of the box so we'll just pull that out and it looks like the exact same form factor of the Droid X from last year so I will just set that aside for just a second and we'll open up the rest of this packaging so we have a wall USB charger here so I would set that over here we have our micro and USB charging sync cable and the very little documentation Vennela says that it should come with an 8 gigabyte microSD card pre-installed and the device does have 8 gigabytes of internal memory already so we can expand it up to 40 gigabytes let's zoom in a tiny little bit they're too much okay there we go so we'll just peel off this plastic and here we have the device so let's compare this to a couple of other devices first off and we'll see how they compare in size here we have a HD - I have android running on this device so same screen size a little bit higher in in height than the HD - but about the same width so a little actually a little bit thinner than HD - we'll look at an iPhone for real quick and you see here I can maneuver it around okay so here we have an H or an iPhone 4 and we can see that it's about the much higher and with in height than the iPhone 4 and a little bit thicker than the iPhone 4 of course this does have the 4.3 inch display so from here we can also see that it's about the same width without the 8 megapixel camera up at the top so let's power on this device and we'll take a look at the screen and stuff ok so I guess it should be mentioned that we have to remove the battery cover first which is made out of metal and the entire device feels like it's made out of metal similar to the Droid X of yesteryear so we have a battery release right here which I'll turn on the batteries to keep it from connecting with the contacts wall into transport so when we see what size battery this is let's see oh so apparently that's not something that you remove that's just to get the battery out which is kind of weird announcing that before so I guess the contacts do touch while in transport and we have a fifteen hundred and forty milliamp hour battery so 1500 / 1540 milliamp hour battery and we have our eight gigabyte microSD card right here and it is a class four so that's a pretty good micro SD card not the best but it is expandable up to 40 gigabytes so let's just pop this back in and put the battery cover back on and we'll turn on the device okay so here we are on the first screen of the Droid X - and the device the screen is really clear Wow it it is comparable to the iPhone fours Retina display so it's a very clear display it will be interesting to see how this works with video and the drawer next to is running Android 2.2 and hopefully it is upgraded to Android 2.3 Gingerbread in the near future so stay tuned for the hardware and software core is coming up next and if you like our videos make sure you tips of thumbs up and also leave some comments down below and thanks for watching you