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After being merely a tease on our senses, the Motorola A1200 has finally shipped with a brand new name. The renamed Motorola Ming is still has all of the same specs that we reported on back in December. The best feature being the 2.0-megapixel camera that includes optical character recognition (OCR) for business card scanning on-the-go. The bad news—this phone was renamed Ming to appeal to the Hong Kong market—where it is only being released.
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