Droid Razr vs. iPhone 4S vs. Droid Bionic and More [CHART]

The Droid Razr is the latest entrant in the smartphone arms race. The mean, lean (and we're talking lean -- a 7.1mm profile, to be precise) Android-powered device will be on sale through Verizon in early November, and is likely a rebuttal to the recent launch of the iPhone 4S.

If you're mulling the market for a smartphone upgrade, but can't decide between today's top contenders, we've got you covered. Compare the Droid Razr's core specs with its leading competitors on our chart below, and let us know in the comments which pretty piece of pocket processing power you'll be sporting next month.

Phone

Processor

Built in Storage

Expandable

Screen Size

Camera

Video

Other

Price

DROID RAZR

1.2 Ghz Dual Core

11.5GB plus a 16GB microSD card

Expandable to 32GB microSD (43.5GB max storage)

4.3" 960x540 Super AMOLED Advanced

1.3 Megapixel camera (front), 8 Megapixel camera (rear)

1080p

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, 4G LTE, Nano coating protects

against spills.

$299 (Verizon)

iPhone 4

1Ghz A4

8GB

No

3.5" 960x640 Retina Display

VGA (front), 5 Megapixel (rear)

720p

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, GSM or CDMA

$99

iPhone 4S

1Ghz Dual Core A5

16GB, 32GB or 64GB

No

3.5" 960x640 Retina Display

VGA (front), 8 Megapixel (rear)

1080p

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GSM and CDMA worldphone, Siri

Assistant

$199 (16GB)

$299 (32GB)

$399 (64GB)

BlackBerry Torch 9850/9860

1.2Ghz Qualcomm 8655

4GB

Up to 32GB microSD

3.7" 800x480

Rear 5 Megapixel

720p

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Available in CDMA or GSM

$99 (Sprint)

Droid Bionic

1Ghz Dual Core

16GB plus a 16GB microSD

Expandable to 32GB microSD (48GB max storage)

4.3" 960x540

VGA (front), 8 Megapixel (rear)

1080p

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G LTE

$299.99 (Verizon)

Galaxy S II

Dual Core 1.2Ghz (AT&T and Sprint) Dual Core 1.5Ghz

(T-Mobile)

16GB

Up to 32GB microSD

4.3" 800x480 (AT&T), 4.5" 800x480 (Sprint and T-Mobile)

2 Megapixel (front), 8 Megapixel (rear)

1080p

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, available on multiple carriers,

WiMax 4G (Sprint)

$199 (Sprint and AT&T)

$229.99 (T-Mobile)