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AT&T gets Sony Xperia PLAY 4G in U.S. market

article published on 9 September, 2011

World's only certified PlayStation smartphone comes to AT&T stores this month. Sony Ericsson and AT&T announced this week that the Xperia PLAY smartphone will be available in AT&T stores throughout the United States from later this month. The smartphone is available through major carriers around the world, including Verizon, America Móvil, Telefónica Movistar, Vodafone, T-mobile and Orange. ... [ read the full article ]

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Ummm...and exactly how many game downloads does it take to destroy your bandwidth limits on these phone providers. Phone looks interesting, but I'd only get it on Sprint if I planned to play any games. Pretty sure just one game is going to blow your basic 200mb data plan limit on AT&T.
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