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Motorola’s i285 cellphone/vanity mirror

Posted Jul 2, 2004, 8:43 AM ET by Peter Rojas

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Finally doing a little something for the ladies, Motorola’s i285 cellphone for Boost Mobile (Nextel’s pay-as-you-go
service) comes with a secret pop-out vanity mirror.

[Via Textually.org]

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