Motorola Atrix: 'Most powerful' smartphone with biometrics

London: It's a phone, a laptop, a PC and it recognizes its owner by fingerprint. Atrix Motorola as the world's most powerful smartphone packed full of tech wizardry is being marketed "any interested agent can be proud of.
Atrix boat that this smartphone can be a laptop, personal computer, media center, or a sitting New, Daily Mail reports plugged into a range of change.
This the first to operate with fingerprint identification to ensure only real owner can be activated by the smartphone.
When your finger on the touchscreen smartphone owners several times to identify him as the authorized user is fresh out of the box swipes.
At that point every time he touches the fingerprint recognition and operation will give the power button.
Motorola Nicola Shenton's spokesman said: "It really is the ultimate smart phone for the gadget fans tech wizardry and features that will be proud of any interested packed full of spies."
There is an eye-catching 'lapdock', which looks like a Slimline laptop, but a computer processor. Here the phone sits in a cradle while the dock is like a normal laptop.
A second dock the phone turns a home computer. Through a cable connects the screen to the handset, while a full-size mouse and keyboard to the USB ports and Bluetooth wireless link is a number.
Atrix software, Webtop 'is called, the keyboard, mouse and screen to use as a full-size computer like Internet browsers normally found on a home PC, including allows.
Atrix is ​​a dual core processor, which allows for faster operation simultaneously download and upload from the web, plus a large on-board memory has two antennae.
Other benefits of a four-inch high definition screen, a five mega pixel camera and video phone to include a video camera on the front.
Jeremy Marks of Spymaster, the leading professional suppliers of security equipment, said: "This type of technology consumers anything we've seen before on a smartphone offers superior protection to a new level."