The Moto X Vector Thin (above right) will be the flagship with a 5.5-inch 1440p AMOLED, Snapdragon 820, and 4GB of RAM. We also have it on good authority now that there will be two Moto X phones this year, both compatible with the same modules. I have a hard time believing people are going to buy very many $100-200 accessories for their phone. LG wants $70 for the camera grip and nearly $200 for the Hi-Fi. They’ll probably be held in place with magnets.
The Amps will snap onto the back of the phone, going all the way from top to bottom. You’ll be able to simply snap these on the rear of the device without a full reboot. Motorola’s system has the potential to be much more friendly.Īccording to the leaks, there will be six different attachments for the new Moto X, including a simple stylized cover that comes with the phone, a dedicated camera module with optical zoom, a pico projector, a battery pack, stereo speakers, and a wide-angle camera lens with rugged case. Those two modules aren’t even very compelling (and the Hi-Fi isn’t available in the US). However, you need to shut the phone off, swap the battery, and wait for it to boot back up to swap G5 modules. On that phone, the bottom of the phone comes completely off and can be replaced with a camera grip or Hi-Fi audio module. If that sounds familiar, that’s because Motorola isn’t the only OEM to have this idea in 2016.
On the bottom of this rear panel we see 16 electrical contacts, and sources now say these are for connecting modular accessories called Amps.
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