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What can you say about a phone that’s half a year old, already been reviewed and poised to launch virtually unchanged on T-Mobile’s LTE network? Not much, it turns out. But in the event you’ve been eyeing the Xperia Z as a suitable smartphone replacement, we’re here to help guide that purchase decision. Forget specs for a moment – the most important thing you need to know about this Xperia Z is that it’ll be available on T-Mobile July 17th for $99 with a two-year payment plan and it comes in purple (online-only). Otherwise, you’re stuck with the default black option, which is still mighty fine to hold and look at, but color is always a welcome differentiator. Variety, people. Spice! Gallery: Sony Xperia Z for T-Mobile review
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