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  • The weird thing is my wife's droid 1 also has raised keyboard buttons while mine are flat. Thank for sharing with us…

  • I'm with you… the X has lotsa cool things that I'd love, but I just cannot – likely never will – fully trust a touch-only device. What happens if your screen stops responding to input? You're looking at a really shiny, high-priced paperweight. Droid 2, you are likely my next upgrade, unless something comes out that's even better. For now, I couldn't be happier with my old skool Droid.

  • Dang, looks like many Droid owners are going to the X. I will probably go with the Droid 2. I am one of the rare few that actually really like the physical keyboard and barely ever use the virtual keyboard. ( I do use swype from time to time). I really like the design of the Moto Droid and am looking forward to the upgrades of the Droid 2. The X is really sick don't get me wrong, its just all about personal preference. To each their own right? As long as we stick with Android phones! 🙂

    • I'm with you… the X has lotsa cool things that I'd love, but I just cannot – likely never will – fully trust a touch-only device. What happens if your screen stops responding to input? You're looking at a really shiny, high-priced paperweight. Droid 2, you are likely my next upgrade, unless something comes out that's even better. For now, I couldn't be happier with my old skool Droid.

  • sooo I am torn between the Droid 2 and Droid X, I want the X to just have a keyboard…. what do I get, because I am big on having the keyboard but I am a little computer nerd at the same time… ughh

  • Kellex, are you getting the droid 2? I never thought i would say this but, i am leaving the droid for the droid x not the droid 2, and i was wondering if you were going to support the x as the next device?

  • This will take the place of the currant Droid when it's released. So….If you like the first droid, get it while you can now.

  • I noticed that the keyboard buttons are raised. The weird thing is my wife's droid 1 also has raised keyboard buttons while mine are flat. Keyboard typing is a lot easier on her phone than on mine (but with swype it doesn't matter anymore) but not sure why our phones are different like that.

    • It is a rare manufacturing defect to have raised keys. She should be glad to have them.

    • hey ray,

      When i got a launch droid it had the bubbly raised keys like you mean

      and then i had to get a replacement and mine were just flat as can be.

      My understanding from androidforums.com is the fact that motorola apparently made 2 types of keyboards for the phone

    • The buttons get raised when you type on them a lot, not to mention the phone heating up while in use. {{-_-}}

  • Is there a reason that all phones have to have a different button order or do they just want to mess with us?

    • I don't understand it either. Especially when it happens on phones that are made by the same manufacturer.

      I think they use the eenie-meenie-mynie-moe method.

  • So far, the X is more appealing. I would take this over the X only if I absolutely needed the physical keyboard.

  • maybe you want to update the specs in the “exclusive gallery …” article to represent what we know now -> omap 3630-1000 …

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