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A 23-year-old design student from Middlesex University is to launch a mobile phone made largely from bamboo. The Telegraph reports.
The new smartphone, called ADzero, is expected to launch later this year. Made from four-year-old organically grown bamboo that has been treated to improve its durability, the phone runs Googles Android operating system.
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