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Last updated: Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Find yourself yawning at a never-ending sea of silver or black smartphones? Wish you could pick up a handset that offered a CMOS sensor that competes with a digital point-and-shoot? You’re in luck, as Fujitsu is getting ready to peddle its mobile phone wares outside of Japan. They’ll be on hand at Mobile World Congress

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Fujitsu preparing smartphones and tablets for Europe, U.S. up next?

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