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The Versa Lite is a little more expensive than both

Sept. 11, 2017 by Paul Fletcher

The Versa Lite is a little more expensive than both the original and Versa, and the Versa Special Edition is no different. The Versa Lite features a 1.9-inch 4.7Ghz display and a 1.6-inch 6K display with 1080p video output. Like the original Versa, it comes in black, white, and blue.

The Versa is much more lightweight (the Versa has a 3.2Ghz display, while the original Versa has a 3.5Ghz display) and comes in a stainless steel case.

It comes with a 3-day battery life, as well as a built-in GPS chip, and it comes with some Bluetooth and support for Android Wear. It also comes with a microSD card slot, which can also be used to store apps.

The Versa Lite has a little more customization options; it comes with a GPS and Bluetooth Smart Connect, which allows for a quick start and a quick navigation. The Versa offers Bluetooth 4.2, which lets it detect gestures, and lets it connect to WiFi, which lets it track the location and the time of day. The GPS and Bluetooth technology also let it track your movements, so it can be used in a pinch to manage your workouts. The Versa is also available with a 4-day battery life, as well as a built in GPS and Bluetooth Smart Connect (it comes with a microSD card slot).

The Versa Lite goes on sale on August 28. It will ship in black, white, and blue with a black, white and blue finish. The $399 Versa Special Edition comes with a white, red, and black finish, while the $199 Versa special edition comes with a white, red, and white finish.A small number of researchers from the University of California, Irvine and the University of New Mexico have found that the most effective way to reduce the risks of Alzheimer's disease is to use high-dose vitamin B6.

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