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Isn't it always the way...
Lovely clip of the reporter breaking the 'unbreakable' phone at a recent trade show. The company CEO had the best reaction to the situation - three cheers for him. I did have the clip live in here, but it kept on auto-playing on site load and got a bit annoying, so hit the link to see how plans often go wrong...
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