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AT&T and Garmin present the nuvifone (finally) 
Gadgetell | by Sue Walsh | Tue, Sep 29
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Other features include a 3MP camera with auto focus and geo-tagging, the ability to use voice, data, and navigation at the same time, Bluetooth, WiFi andn 4GB of on board memory with up to 16GB additional memory available via the MicroSD slot. It also functions as a music player with MP3 pl...
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