When we were at the press conference to launch the Moto G, we knew that in America he would have a killer price ($ 179 for 8 GB and $ 199 for 16 GB, without any contract and with the device unlocked) . As we know well the cost Brazil , the stakes here started at U.S. $ 1200 each. However, the device comes costing from £ 649 so yes it is a killer price for a country to pay a fortune for a phone – regardless of brand or model, all are outrageously expensive here.
Moto G
an attractive price is not alone, as there are Androids that cost on the market or even cheaper. The problem is that we never bumped into a technical specification and as positive an experience that was not frustrating and full of crashes – characteristic of Androids 512 MB of RAM. The Moto G brings a Snapdragon processor 400 four cores running at 1.2 GHz and a powerful Adreno 305 GPU. Much more bulky than any other Android and its price, especially with an interface as clean and free applications and extra features, which makes the system run much faster and without bugs – we test it, play it and pawed all … not lock.
This new handset shows, quite clearly, that the acquisition of Motorola by Google in 2011 was not only focused on patents that the company that launched the world’s first mobile, has the drawers. Buying apparently has a big goal: launch handsets without those very heavy interfaces (TouchWiz hello!) And with a more friendly price – with a performance superior to competitors of the same value. Worked with Moto X, which gives pitacos high end, with more modest hardware. It worked again with Moto G.
On the other hand, the market for lower-cost devices is still in the hands of the Nokia Lumias, offering an experience no crashes on devices and cheap. Google should have looked into this market and created the Moto G. It is almost a certainty.
Moto G
Motorola does not have the experience that huge brands like Apple and Samsung has to dominate the market. But one great device configuration, with outstanding performance and low cost, can set aside any “famous brand” and have the space.
Who benefits from this? We! We have a choice of good market price, which can push other manufacturers to go on the same wavelength. Who knows, one day we will have smartphones that cost U.S. $ 2500 U.S. $ 3000 and has the same performance of these? Well done, Motorola. Real
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