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The Droid X was announced today to be provided by Verizon for $199 on a 2-year plan and will be available on July 15:th.

The specs looks pretty much as what was believed from the leaks before, the full list of impressive specs reads:

• 4.3″, 854×480 screen in 16:9 format
• HDMI out and DLNA support
• 1GHz TI OMAP processor
• Flash 10.1 support coming with Froyo
• 8 gigs on board and a 16gig card included, but compatible with 32gig SD cards for a total potential memory of 40 gigs
• 512mb RAM
• 8 MP camera that captures 720p HD video
• Three microphones (outward-facing for video, noise-canceling, and regular)
• 1570mAh battery
• aGPS
• Bluetooth
• WiFi
• WiFi Hotspot with support for tethering up to 5 devices will also be available for an additional $20 per month with a 2 gig cap.

Verizon stated that Droid X users will get access to Froyo(Android 2.2) later this summer, and this will also bring full Flash 10.1 support.

On paper the Droid X looks like a very strong candidate for the top spot as king of Androids. The current competition being HTC's EVO 4G and Google's Nexus One. It will be fun to see a couple of reviews when the unit becomes more available to see what it handles like.

In the mean time, AndroidCentral have made a very nice comparison sheet over the iPhone 4, HTC’s Droid Incredible, HTC's Evo 4G and Google's Nexus One. Check it out below.

More and more info is leaking out about Motorola's new Droid X. Some people have even had some hands on and reports the following specs:

• 4.4" Capacitive screen
• FWGA(854*480) resolution
• Android 2.1 (Eclair)
  
• 8MP camera that supports 720p video
• 1GHz ARMv7 processor
• 8GB Flash storage

Reportedly it handles well, and the screen is to be one of the more responsive available on Android devices.