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    Modu T Phone breaks cover

    It has been a long time since we talked about anything from the Modu phone line. You might recall that this was the mobile phone that was very tiny and could be put into different covers to completely change the layout and style of the phone.

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    A new Modu phone has been revealed called the Modu T-Phone. This is the first Modu device to support 3G networks. Other features of the device are sparse, but we do know it has a touch screen and the interface looks very slick.

    Exactly when the handset will launch is unknown and the price is pegged at as much as $500. The device has 2GB of storage inside for your data.

    Via : Slash Gear

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