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July 2, 2008 9:41 AM PDT

OpenMoko releasing its latest Linux phone

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Openmoko)

Taiwan's OpenMoko has chosen July 4 as the day to liberate its Neo Freerunner, the latest version of its mobile phone that runs on Linux software. The updated model will be available on the U.S. market with faster processors, new motion sensors, Wi-Fi networking, and other features. But perhaps most impressive is that its price estimates have actually held true, according to Gizmodo, at $400.

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