Execs
Sprint CEO Dan Hesse and Motorola Mobility CEO Sanjay Jha introduced the two new devices during a high-profile presentation in New York City.
Collaboration
Both executives described the relationship between Sprint and Motorola in glowing terms.
Processor Power
The Motorola Photon includes a 1GHz dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor.
Photon Screen
Here is the 4.3-inch screen at work. The Photon also features a kickstand for hands-free media viewing.
Photon Back
The Photon boasts an 8-megapixel rear camera paired with a VGA front-facing camera.
Video
The Photons camera is capable of 720P HD video capture and can output HD video (1080p) via HDMI.
Interface
The Photon runs Android 2.3, giving it access to the growing Android Marketplace.
Memory
The Photon includes 16GB onboard memory, with support for up to a 32GB SD card.
Measurements
The Photon measures 0.5 inches thick, 2.6 inches wide and 5.0 inches long. It fits comfortably in the hand, and weighs in at 5.6 ounces.
Battery
The Photons battery life is rated (by Sprint) at up to 10 hours talk-time on CDMA, and GSM up to 10.4 hours.
Big Screen
The Photon can connect to a larger screen for a bigger display (and better game-play).
Dock
Once synced with the Motorola accessory dock, the Photon can access and create content on a larger screen via the Webtop application.
Webtop at Work
Here is a look at the Webtop application at work.
Motorola Triumph
The Triumph features a 4.1-inch screen and 1GHz processor. It runs Android 2.2 (Froyo).
Camera
The Triumphs 5-megapixel camera (paired with a front-facing VGA camera).