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"Can you believe it? No, seriously -- can you believe it? Nearly two full years after its surprise introduction to the world, the n&amp;uuml;vifone G60 is finally coming to US shores. In an official press release outed today, the Garmin n&amp;uuml;vifone G60 has been blessed with an October 4th launch date on AT&amp;amp;T. Oddly enough, nary a mention of \"ASUS\" or \"Garmin-Asus\" is found, but regardless of semantics, you can bet that it'll be looking for buyers this Sunday. The internal GPS chip and 3 megapixel, auto-focusing camera will enable users to geotag photos and emails and navigate using the same heralded user interface that folks rely on today with the company's standalone PNDs. You've already pounded the specifications into your head by now, but the last figures you'll need to know are these: it'll run $299 on a two-year agreement after a $100 mail-in rebate, and if you're hoping to access Premium Connected Services -- which includes traffic updates, white pages, weather, movie, local events and fuel price content -- you'll be forking out $5.99 per month after the 30-day trial expires. So, after all of this, who's in?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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