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Motorola Inc.'s wireless data group will unveil late next month a Magic Cap-based communicator with two built-in modems, according to sources briefed on the device.
The communicator will operate over standard-wired telephone lines and on Motorola's Ardis wireless network.
While General Magic Inc. specifies that all Magic Cap devices must have some form of modem that can transmit data at 2,400 bits...