Motorola Droid 3 Rumored Specs: Dual-Core, qHD, No LTE, June

The Motorola Droid 3, follow-up to the popular Droid 2, first surfaced in March with a couple of pictures --including the above -- got its Bluetooth certification while dubbed as the Solana, and more recentlyappeared in Best Buy's system alongside the Droid X² which is now out an launched. Not much is known in terms of specs though but, thanks to a recent NenaMark sighting, we know that the Droid 3 is powered by a 1GHz processor (probably a dual-core Texas Instruments) and PowerVR SGX540 GPU with confirmed qHD (960x540) screen of around four inches in diagonal. 

An anonymous TechnoBuffalo tipster confirmed the four-inch qHD screen as well as a dedicated fifth row of keys on the keyboard -- which you could already see in the picture above. In terms of CPU, a dual-core processor is also confirmed -- either Texas Instruments or nVidia Tegra 2 but we tend to lean towards the first -- in addition to a dedicated HDMI-out port. Eight-megapixel main camera as well as a front facing webcam are also in the package but surprisingly the smartphone is rumored to lack LTE-support. Same rumors indicate a June release on Verizon but not pricing has been mentioned.