Motorola Atrix vs Samsung Galaxy S II

This is going to be the brutal battle of all times. The two contenders battling each other out at the know your mobile office today are no small fry. While Motorola Atrix is touted as the the world's most powerful smartphone, the other contender is no less. Samsung Galaxy S II is slim and fast and brings highly specialized technology that ensures some solid action packed moves.

Adding to the competition is the fact that both devices share some common solid specifications like the dual core processors, masses of storage and amazing displays.

Let the battle begin. Round 1

Size

Weighing 135 g, Atrix comes in a candy bar form. At 63.5 x 117.75 x 10.95 mm in dimensions, Atrix still manages to give a sleek look to its otheriwse sturdy built.

On the other hand Samsung Galaxy S II comes in the dimensions of 125.3X66.1X8.49mm and weighs 116g, which is quite a feat we would say as even though it is much bigger than the Atrix in dimensions it yet manages to weigh 19g less.

Samsung Galaxy SII doesn't stop there. Taking slimness to the next level, this ultra slim 8.49mm form factor, sports a great design and also  boasts of a 3D TouchWiz UX which gives users a taste of a futuristic interface.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II

Screen

Samsung Galaxy S II sports a 4.3" super amoled plus display with a resolution of 480x800 pixels which goes even a step further than the earlier super amoled display.

If you are new to the term, AMOLED means Active Matrix Organic light emitting diode. Skipping in on the physics of the technology, basically a amoled display brings a higher perceived luminance which is almost 1.5 times higher than that of a conventional LCD display. Similarly the contrast ratio is unbelievably great which therefore brings clearer images and enhances the readability no matter where you are.
In addition to that with a amoled display you can see better image quality even in moving pictures something that lacks in a LCD display.

Motorola Atrix comes with world's first 4" qHD display at 540 x 960 pixel providing a amazing clarity. A qHD display is basically a display resolution of 960×540 pixels arranged in a 16:9 aspect ratio. This resolution is one quarter of a full HD 1080p frame and is three quarters of a 720p frame. AqHD  is reported to use 50 per cent less power through the use of RGBW sub pixel arrangement, which adds an extra white pixel in the usual three colour group. The device is also protected by the Gorilla Glass,  a exceptionally damage resistant material that protects your device from scratches, drops, and bumps of everyday life while being sensitive to touch screen apps and sleek and seamless in style.

While both the devices come with stunning size features, a 50 percent less power power and that amazing pixel resolution crowns Atrix the winner of this round.

Winner: Motorola Atrix

Camera

Motorola Atrix comes with a 5 mega-pixel camera with digital zoom and LED flash. The device comes with both a front and rear facing web camera and a slew of features like geo tagging, image stabilization. However Motorola Atrix fails to impress standing next to Samsung Galaxy S II's 8-megpixels camera at the back and a 2-mega-pixel front-facing camera for video calling. Also thrown in our must-haves camera features like autofocus, LED flash, Geo-tagging, touch focus, face,smile detection and image stabilization.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy S II

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