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MOTO announces 5-inch Android 2.0 MID for developers 
Gadgetell | by Shawn Ingram | Thu, Nov 5
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MOTO is calling the new device the AMP (Android Media Platform), the 5-inch version being the first, with a 30inch and 10-inch version on the way by early 2010. The 5-inch AMP comes equipped with a front-facing 8MP camera, a Texas Instrument OMAP3430 processor, capacitive multi-touch d...
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