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For Sale is a O2 XDA ATOM looked after quite well.

www.see02.com for specifications

I have had this ATOM for about 4 and a half months now.

was bought brand new and since am updating to the ATOM PURE, I want to get rid of this now.

Its in excellent condition and looked after very well. never been dropped on the floor and has not scratches.

The screen has been protected from Day 1 with a screen protector and it will come with all the accessories and the box and the reciept.

I bought it brand new for 1100 and am willing to part with it for 750 AUD.

Pick up in melbourne is preferred . Willing to post interstate at buyers expense.

Thanks

Sidd--

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