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Original Motorola Moto G now costs as low as $59.99
The Motorola Moto G was an affordable smartphone from the very beginning. Its regular price started at $179, but some US carriers - like Verizon and Boost Mobile - are now offering the handset as a prepaid device for $99.99. If that’s not low enough, you can now buy a Moto G for just $59.99 - this price is available if you get the Boost Mobile version of the smartphone from Target (see the source link at the end of this article).

$60 for an Android KitKat with mid-end features is a steal. As you may know, the Moto G runs Android 4.4 KitKat, and offers a 4.5-inch display with 720 x 1280 pixels, 5 MP rear camera, quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 1 GB of RAM, and a 2070 mAh battery.

Although this new Moto G deal is a great one, you might want to know that Motorola will probably release a successor to the handset in the near future. Called Moto G2, or perhaps Moto G+1, the next-gen smartphone could be available as soon as September 10 - though it looks like it’s going to be a bit more expensive than the original Moto G, allegedly costing around $250 off-contract.


source: Target via 9to5Toys (Twitter)
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