Some lovely visions of the future from Motorola and Verizon are coming to the airwaves soon, if these commercial mockups are to be believed.

Droid-Life has their paws on some scripts that prove the Droid 2 and Droid X are two different phones, with each aimed at a certain segment of the population: the Droid X will attempt to be your multimedia powerhouse, with its 4.3″ screen and use as a multifunction remote. The Droid 2 will have a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, much like its predecessor, but hopefully, unlike its predecessor, it won’t suck.

Apparently, however, both phones should share the same 1GHZ OMAP processor, which, pound for pound, is faster than the 1GHZ Snapdragon processor currently taking up so much space in various HTC phones. Qualcomm is expected to launch its next-generation Snapdragon processor in the coming months, but it won’t be in many phones until year’s end.

Check out Droid-Life for more details, and the other two screenies.

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