Motorola ATRIX 2 aims to capture Saudi youth's imagination

Motorola ATRIX 2 aims to capture Saudi youth's imagination
Updated 03 July 2012
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Motorola ATRIX 2 aims to capture Saudi youth's imagination

Motorola ATRIX 2 aims to capture Saudi youth's imagination

With several long hot months of summer ahead, Saudi Arabia's youth are set to turn to their smart phones to stay cool, connected and entertained.
In particular, the popularity of gaming on the go is likely to increase at this time of year, with thrill-seeking users looking to augment traditional console fun with increasingly immersive and credible smart phone experiences, as well as quick-fix, diversionary app-based games.
Fully attuned to Saudi Arabia's summertime gaming needs, Motorola ATRIX 2 has been purposefully built for fun, delivering blazingly fast connectivity and packing a 1GHz dual-core processor for faster browsing and video. A stunning 4.3-inch qHD screen offers the perfect stage for photos and videos, advanced 3D graphics and smooth, crystal-clear game play.
Available at selected major retailers across Saudi Arabia, the device has plenty of ammunition to prove its gameplay prowess, coming with smart phone access to ten boredom-obliterating EA games, including Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, Need for Speed Shift, Dead Space, EA SPORTS FIFA 10, The Game of Life, Monopoly, The Sims 3, Tetris, Worms and Bejeweled 21.
Insatiable gamers can also browse over 500,000 games and apps on Google Play and store them on 4GB of on-board memory or up to 32GB of optional MicroSD card storage2.
"Summer is a time to have fun, and ATRIX 2 has everything it takes to keep gamers of every stripe - from the casual dabbler to the seasoned pro — engaged and entertained," said Raed Hafez, MD for Motorola Mobility, Middle East & Africa.
"Where the smart phone gaming experience was once temporary and throw-away, it is now intense and immersive. And this is just the beginning — the whole concept of gaming on the go is being radically redefined, and we are proud to be firmly in the driving seat."