17 Nov 08 Motorola Launches EM325 Prepaid Music Phone for Vodaphone
Motorola has recently announced the launch of their latest music handset, the EM325, on Vodaphone which will retail for $99 with a pre-paid plan.
Incorporating a 3.5mm headset jack, 2GB of internal memory, one touch music access, and play time of up to 11 hours the EM325 is perfect for the music lover on a budget.
Also including a 1.3 megapixel camera, complete with 4x digital zoom, and a 1.8 inch 128.160 TFT display the Motorola EM325 packs quite a punch for it’s price.
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it’s pourly made and falls apart easy