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>> Hi, I'm Bonnie Cha, senior editor at www.cnet.com.
>> And we're here in Los Vegas for CTIA 2008. And here I've got the Motorola Q9c in lime green. Pretty interesting color choice, but this one is available through Alltel. And US Cellular also announced this color. Basically, it's a Window's Mobile six smartphone with Bluetooth and Wi-fi. You know, really good for mobile [assumed spelling] professionals. We really like the other version that was out. This will probably appeal to maybe a younger crowd because of the color. But still a very good smartphone for Mobile Professionals, and it will be available through both carriers around the 150 to 200 price range.
>> I'm Bonnie Cha, and this has been the Motorola Q9c in lime green. ^M00:00:42 [ Music ]
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