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I know the front facing camera will work on Buzzirk Mobile for free 6-way video conferencing.
See for yourself at:
www.buzzirkmobile.com - Posted by: justinmoore Posted on: 07/10/09 (Edited: 07/10/2009 @ 06:16) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Front facing camera
sbuell | 07/10/09
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RE: Above the display (Image Gallery: First impressions of the Pharos Traveler 137)
justinmoore | 07/10/09
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