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Latest features for $40

Motorola has recently launched its Motofone in India for Rs. 1700 (approx. US$40).  What's amazing about this phone is not only its price, but that it is not a "stripped down" version.  The phone comes fully loaded with features that people anywhere in the world would want: durability, extra long battery life, screens desgined to be sharp in daylight combined with stylish design.

This is innovation. 

Watch out, Nokia!

Posted by Richa Govil on January 7, 2007 09:49 AM |

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A moblie phone for 40$, A tata car for 1,00,000, a laptop or a desktop between 5,000-10,000. Such important things becoming affordable at these levels will increase knowldge levels of those who are less privilidged which will over all enhance opportunities for the same to earn more.

Posted by: Puneet Singhal | June 20, 2007 07:50 PM

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