The Motorola Moto X will indeed be the affordable device we all anticipated. Prices will start at the extremely affordable $299 off contract for a 16GB Moto X and go up to $349 for the 32 gig version, according to sources in China.
This makes pricing for the Moto X just in line with the cost of the Nexus 4. If Google decides to follow the Nexus model, the Moto X could be offered on the Play Store as well.
For Europe, those prices should translate into 299 euro for the 16GB model and 349 euro for the 32GB version of the Moto X.
Google has already announced the official Moto X unveiling event for August 1st with the release date expected for late August in the United States and possibly a bit later for the rest of the world.
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