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The new Moto Z2 Force Edition has just been introduced in the United States where it will be sold by all four major carriers in the country. Moreover, pre-orders for the high-end smartphone will open today, but the Moto Z2 Force won't hit the shelves until next month.

Now, if you prefer AT&T above all other US carriers, then you'll be pleased to know the Moto Z2 Force comes with some freebies in tow if order it by October.

Customers who purchase the Moto Z2 Force Edition from AT&T before October 6 will get a free Moto Inta-Share Projector, a $299.99 value. The latter can be attached to the smartphone in order to project up to up to 70 inches diagonally on flat surfaces.

On top of that, AT&T says that Moto Z2 Force Edition owners will be able to try out 5G Evolution technology in part of Austin and Indianapolis, and in over 20 major metros by the end of 2017.

Starting tomorrow, the Moto Z2 Force Edition will be available for pre-order on the AT&T Next program at $27 for 30 months. It's also worth noting that the smartphone will arrive in stores on August 11.

source: AT&T
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