The Moto X is designed, engineered and built in the U.S. In this factory in Fort Worth, Texas the phones are starting to roll off the lines. They ship within four days of placing the order.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made in America Smartphone
ABC News' Made in America team went to the factory, where Motorola has hired over 2,200 employees to make the new colorful phone.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made-in-America Smartphone
Some of the first Moto X phones to come off the lines.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made-in-America Smartphone
There are around 1,000 components in the phone, says Motorola. They come from around the world, though some of the semiconductors are made in the U.S.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made-in-America Smartphone
Finally, they are boxed up, weighed and eventually shipped to you.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made in America Smartphone
This is what the finished product looks like. The Moto X has a 4.7-inch, 720p display, a 10-megapixel camera, 2GB of RAM and starts at $199.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made in America Smartphone
You can buy the phone in Verizon, ATT and other carrier stores, but the fun happens when you buy online. Like Nike sneakers, you can customize it in a series of different colors. You can pick the color of the back cover, the trim and the accents around the camera and the buttons.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made in America Smartphone
Here are just a few colors you can pick from. The Moto X versions sold in carrier stores will be available in black and white.
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Moto X: Motorola's Made in America Smartphone
Motorola also plans to make the phone available with a wooden-back cover. This will be the first wooden cell phone.
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