Saturday, 2 June 2012

Motorola does not think two Sim cards are sufficient, launches Motokey 3-Nick in Brazil

Motorola doesn't think two SIMs are enough, launches Motokey 3-Chip in Brazil

Not a chance, it's certainly not the very first phone we have observed that enables to become paired alongside a trifecta of SIM cards all at one time. Nevertheless, Motorola's introduced a triple-SIM slab of their own: the South america-bound Motokey 3-Nick. Besides the aforementioned feature, the Motokey also packs some physical Texting secrets, two gigs of internal storage which may be broadened via microSD, a music player / Radio for tunes along with a 2-megapixel rear shooter. Moto's 3-Nick is anticipated to become available in a few days in Pel�'s country, with prices being set at R$349,00, or around $170 in US cash.

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