Sandy Castaneda has written about her experience with the HTC Droid Eris.

Castaneda decided to go with the Eris to save $100 (though if she had seen BuyDroidPhones.com she would know she was really only saving $50…). Seems she’s developed buyer’s remorse.

Castaneda wishes she had spent on the Motorola Droid for its keyboard, processing power, Android 2.0, and because after buying apps to make the Eris do what the Droid can do out-of-the-box, the Eris isn’t such a hot deal.

Read the whole article at VentureBeat.com

A new article over at PCWorld declares that the Motorola Droid’s launch tomorrow has garnered attention that might have gone to Blackberry’s announcement of two new phones.

This is of little consequence, anyway, writes Daniel Ionescu. The Droid is already considered the best smartphone option next to the iPhone. And with consumers lining up tomorrow to get their hands on a Droid for $200–just $20 more than the lackluster Storm 2–the Droid is simply more competitive than anything Blackberry has to offer at the moment.

The whole article is available over at PCWorld.com

Now I’m not so sure that we need a new classification for new Android phones, like the Motorola Droid, but author David Pogue‘s observation of how close the cell phone is almost merging with the laptop is spot-on.

Anyway, this is another review of the Motorola Android. Pogue extensively compares the Motorola Droid to the iPhone, from which the Droid hopes to pull customers away from.

Pogue’s conclusion: the Motorola Droid is a worthy challenger to the iPhone, though not without some quirks of its own.

Check out the full review over at NYTimes.com.

PCWorld’s review of the Motorola Droid lauded the Droid’s high-resolution screen and “snappy Web browsing.”

Reviewer Robert S. Anthony writes that the Droid provides excellent call quality for both parties to a call.

Anthony was also impressed with the exceptional integration between the Droid and accessories like the car-window dock and tabletop dock.

A “powerful new competitor” to the iPhone, PCWorld gives the Motorola Droid a score of 90/100.

The full review of the Droid can be read at PCWorld’s website.

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If you’re looking for a comprehensive review of the Motorola Droid, head over to CNET’s review: Motorola Droid (Verizon Wireless)

The reviewer was quite impressed with the phone, having only very minor complaints. Check it out!

With only THREE DAYS until the official Droid launch, I thought I’d post the “Reveiw Round-Up” found at CSMonitor.com.

To quickly summarize: all reviewers love the Droid’s high-resolution screen. The build quality is exceptional, as is the design. The phone is fast, touch works great, and Android 2.0 kicks butt. There was much speculation that the Droid will definitely give the iPhone a run for its money.

But you aren’t surprised by any of that, right?

Motorola Droid review round-up