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Now that its RAZR, SLVR, and RIZR lines have been graced with music-playing capabilities, the folks at Motorola are looking to unleash a music-friendly PEBL being dubbed the ROKR U9. The clamshell will have an oversized external display with music controls similar to the RAZR 2. Unfortunately, it won't have a 3.5mm jack, so your cans will have to be mini-USB, which is a bit of a pain. No other details are known, but looks-wise at least it certainly has our attention.

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Posted by: Anonomous
July 17, 2007 4:24 PM

I had the original MotoPebl.I hated it.It was an awful phone because it would just blank out.I personally think that that cause was because the magnets.well I really like THIS NEW pebl just want to c new reviewz.Hopefully it dont have mgnts


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