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Motorola Droid X: The Cadillac Escalade of smartphones

By · July 6, 2010, 12:09 AM PST · jasonhiner

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  • Motorola Droid X

    If you thought the HTC EVO 4G was huge, wait until you see the Motorola Droid X. This comprehensive photo gallery includes an unboxing of the Droid X as well as size comparisons with the EVO, iPhone, and BlackBerry Bold.

    For a full review of the Droid X, see:
    Motorola Droid X review: Everything you need to know

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  • Droid X in box

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  • Droid X, bottom of the box

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  • Droid X, box contents

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  • Droid X in the box

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  • Droid X manuals

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  • Droid X USB charger

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  • Droid X with the charger

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  • Droid X, diagonal side view

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  • Droid X, another diagonal view

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  • Droid X top

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  • Droid X bottom

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  • Droid X left side

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  • Droid X right side

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  • Droid X back

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  • Droid X ports

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  • Droid X camera

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  • Droid X, out of the box

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  • Droid X, Motorola logo on boot

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  • Droid X, Droid logo on boot

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  • Droid X, unlock screen

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  • Droid X, home screen

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  • Droid X and HTC EVO

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  • Droid X and HTC EVO, powered on

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  • HTC EVO and Droid X, from the top

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  • HTC EVO on top of the Motorola Droid X

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  • HTC EVO and Droid X, side view

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  • Droid X and iPhone 4

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  • Droid X and iPhone 4, powered on

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  • Droid X and iPhone 4, from the bottom

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  • iPhone 4 on top of the Droid X

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  • Droid X and BlackBerry Bold 9650

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  • Droid X and BlackBerry Bold 9650, powered on

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  • Droid X and BlackBerry Bold 9650, from the bottom

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  • BlackBerry Bold 9650 on top of the Droid X

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  • HTC EVO, Droid X, and iPhone 4

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  • HTC EVO, Droid X, and iPhone 4, powered on

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  • HTC EVO, Droid X, iPhone 4, and BlackBerry Bold 9650

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  • HTC EVO, Droid X, iPhone 4, and BlackBerry Bold 9650

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Motorola Droid X

If you thought the HTC EVO 4G was huge, wait until you see the Motorola Droid X. This comprehensive photo gallery includes an unboxing of the Droid X as well as size comparisons with the EVO, iPhone, and BlackBerry Bold.

For a full review of the Droid X, see:
Motorola Droid X review: Everything you need to know

Photo credit: Jason Hiner / TechRepublic
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By Jason Hiner

Jason Hiner is Editorial Director of CNET and former Editor in Chief of TechRepublic. He's co-author of the book, Follow the Geeks.

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