LG G2 vs Moto X: Hardware Comparison
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Optimus G2 is powered by Qualcomms new Snapdragon 800 processor and a 5.2-inch full HD display. LG G2 brings a shifts the paradigm in smartphonedesign by placing all the buttons on the rear of the device, making this the firstsmartphone to be completely devoid of side buttons. The unique Rear Key concept came from the realization when studying users that the larger the phone became, the more difficult it was to properly access the side keys. Moving the main buttons to the back of the phone gave users more control since this place was where individuals' index fingers are naturally located.
At the heart of Moto X is the Motorola X8 Mobile Computing system, No its not a new processor style but actually a collection of processor, with the X8 comprising of a software optimized Snapdragon S4 Pro clocked at 1.7Ghz dual-core processor, a quad-core Adreno 320 GPU, a natural language processor and a contextual computing Processor and 2GB of ram. All this is packed to give a better gaming experience; what we get from the Moto X is a smooth gaming experience without an hick-ups or slow downs. Handles just as well its Quad-core processor competitors. Plus its got an added benefit of not over heating up while gaming which is a huge plus. Check out our coverage of gaming on the Moto X . All housed under a 4.7-inch edge to edge HD display, at 720P AMOLED with RCG Su-pixel at 316 PPi