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CNET's \'cell phone diva\' sounds off on Motorola smart phone
CNET's Joni Blecher and Brian Cooley dive into the pros and cons of the Motorola MPx200, the first cell phone to be released in the United States that uses Microsoft's Smartphone operating system.
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