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The document summarizes the features and specifications of the Moto G smartphone. It can take photos and record HD video with the rear-facing camera, as well as enable video chatting with the front-facing camera. It has a quad-core processor for fast multitasking and can stream online content without slowing down. Additional features include an HD screen, all-day battery life, upgrades to future versions of Android, and customizable back covers. It provides these features at an exceptional price point.
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