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Nigerian dual-SIM phone, Maxtel MX-3 makes market debut below ₦4000

byKolade Akinola

10/07/2014

in Consumer Technology, News, The Big Story

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The dual-SIM Maxtel MX-3 (pictured) sell below N4000 per unit to put an affordable phone that features all the top applications loved by mobile phone users "in the hands of Nigerians" and also compete with the leading global brands

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