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Trump Phone Looks Different, Costs More and Won't Be Made in the US, Report Shows
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- Trump T1 re-emerges with a larger 6.8-inch display and new 50MP camera setup, signaling a major spec update since last year.
- Pricing surfaces as a two-tier story: $499 for early buyers, with a higher, undetermined price for later adopters, and a stated under-$1,000 ceiling.
- Mashable’s report confirms the device will not be manufactured in the United States, aligning with the latest shift away from a ‘made in US’ claim.
- New specs include a 6.8-inch display and a 50MP main and selfie camera configuration, suggesting a significant camera upgrade.
- The device supports expanded storage (512GB + SD card) and a robust 5,000mAh battery, signaling strong endurance for buyers.
- There is continued uncertainty about a firm launch timeline, with speculation of a spring release amidst earlier delays.
- The Verge’s earlier coverage remains a reference point, noting the phone shown may diverge from its final advertised design and specs.
- Official branding persists with 'Proudly American' imagery, though the manufacturing details remain unclear and undercut the original ‘made in US’ claim.
- Trump Mobile’s shifting narrative mirrors the broader uncertainty around the product’s production status and release timetable.
- The Mashable interview notes the device's expected spring shipping window for early buyers, emphasizing ongoing positioning as a premium, speculative release.
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