Motorola's off-road mobile has been revamped. And for the next autumn months the new Motorola DEFY + should reach the markets. This terminal, with IP67 protection standard, will be able to withstand everything, be it scratches, dust, drops, etc. At the moment, no price or exact launch date has been revealed.
Motorola DEFY + is a mobile phone ready to withstand whatever is thrown at it. In addition, it has the latest Google icons installed, a powerful processor and storage capacity of up to about 40 Gigabytes. This terminal is indicated for the most adventurous users who need a mobile that they do not have to worry about in extreme conditions.
Moving on to its technical characteristics, this Motorola DEFY + bets on a 3.7-inch multi-touch screen and a Gorilla Glass panel, so the user should not worry about scratching the glass; this will be very resistant. Meanwhile, its processor will have a working frequency of one GHz and its storage memory will be two GB that can be increased with the use of microSD memory cards of up to 32 GigaBytes more.
Android 2.3 Gingerbread will be in charge of moving this new and renewed Motorola DEFY +, although it will be under the proprietary user interface of the American company called MOTOBLUR. Your camera will have a five megapixel sensor and, to the delight of the customer, it will come with a built -in flash to take snapshots of better quality places where light is not abundant. Finally, the battery equipping the terminal Motorola has a capacity of 1,700 milliamps, which according to data from the manufacturer, will hold up to 7.1 hours of talk time and 16 days standby.
