The Motorola Droid Pro, also offered by

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and

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as the Motorola XPRT, and outside the United States simply as the Motorola PRO, is an Android-based

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manufactured by

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and released on November 18, 2010, for Verizon Wireless and June 5, 2011, for Sprint. These devices are available for

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and Boost Mobile in the United States, and are designed for business users.

Features

The Droid Pro/XPRT/PRO features a 3.1"

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paired with a

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, and a 5-

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autofocus camera with dual LED flash. The smartphone includes global abilities, with customers able to use services in over 220 countries worldwide, 120 of which offer 3G connectivity. The Pro also includes 3G mobile hotspot abilities, and thus can share its connection, with up to five other devices.

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released May 19, 2011. * Motorola Droid 3 released July 7, shipping with Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread). * Motorola Pro+ (MB632) slightly improved version of the DROID PRO with higher resolution screen, Qualcomm MSM8255 CPU, and Android 2.3. *

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Motorola DROID PRO info

Motorola XPRT info
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