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Kyocera Jet for Amp'd Mobile
Created: 05/31/2006
Video description: The Kyocera Jet is an inexpensive for a 3G multimedia phone that comes with a sharp, colorful LCD, EV-DO support, a 128MB TransFlash card, and built-in GPS.

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