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Ultra slim phone from Tata Indicom

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HYDERABAD: Tata Tele Services, a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) mobile phone provider on Thursday announced the launch of an ultra slim Motofone F3C, said to be the first CDMA handset based on Qualcomm Single Chip from Qualcomm Inc.

Priced at Rs. 1,699, it comes in the form of a bundled offer including a starter Go XTRA pack with a six-month activation free, with the option of a minimum recharge keeping the phone live for a total of one year. Also, recharges of any denomination will give the user double talk time.

The Motofone F3c will be available in the open market in all the 20 circles of Tata Indicom's 3G ready network.

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