Motorola's
Backflip has got however to springboard itself over to AT&T, less than
people who call China home can hop though to the bandwagon immediately. Said
phone -- which sports a detailed touchscreen plus a physical
QWERTY thank you to the horizontal clamshell artwork -- could be currently
out there from Moto's Chinese portal for Four,298 Chinese yuan (in
unlocked form), which interprets to right around $630. Whereas the
remainder up of the planet awaits the phone's launch
later about that quarter, you can hit up Mobile.163.com for
a downright beautiful gallery of during the wild shots. Go back on, it has
safe. We have a tendency to expect.
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