The greatly anticipated Motorola Droid X is officially available on the Verizon network, beginning today.

The Droid X became PCMag.com's latest Editors' Choice on Verizon when we reviewed it because of its speedy processor, Wi-Fi hotspot mode, Bluetooth voice dialing, and excellent reception and noise cancellation. With that said, it's not a completely flawless phone; it's rather bulky, and we ran into trouble playing HD content over the HDMI cable when testing.

The Motorola Droid X will run $299.99 with a two-year contract, minus a $100 mail-in rebate. All Verizon Wireless customers with contracts ending in 2010 are eligible for the $299.99 price.

Verizon has already previewed a number of Droid X accessories.

Let us know in the comments section if you love, hate, or have any questions about the Droid X if you went out and purchased it. And if you did, be sure to check out our "Top 30 Free Google Android Apps" story to help load your phone up with cool apps, plus our Droid X Survival Guide for all the rest.