For some years now, Motorola has proven the more affordable end of the market doesn’t need to be flooded with sub-par devices. The original Motorola Moto G (2013) bucked the trend of having specs which typically attracted a much higher price point than it did and while the falling Aussie dollar over the years has prevented the Moto G from being as impressive in price than it is in other markets, it’s nevertheless been a compelling range for Motorola Australia in marking its return to the Australian market.
The third generation Moto G (2015) in Australia does away with the standard 8GB model with 1GB RAM for the better equipped 16GB variant — of which 10GB was available out of ...
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