Motorola Charm Goes Up For Sale At T-Mobile

on 08/25/2010, filed in Home > CellPhones

As expected, the Android-powered Motorola Charm is available on T-Mobile from today for $75 (after discounts and rebate) if you agree to a two-year voice and data plan. It offers a different form factor from most of the Android phones out there with its candybar and QWERTY keyboard design, not to mention it’s easy on the wallet too. Features of the Motorola Charm include:

600MHz processor
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
GPS
2GB microSD card (bundled)
3-megapixel camera
Flash Lite preloaded
2.8-inch 320 x 240 pixel touchscreen display
Android 2.1
MOTOBLUR user interface

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