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. Motorola Aura is now available for purchase at Motorola USA’s webstore. The handset is priced at a lofty $2,000, thanks in part to its 62-carat, Grade 1 sapphire crystal lens that covers what is touted as the world’s first circular display, which offers 16 million colors and a 300ppi resolution.The handset itself is made up of more than 700 individual components, including its stainless steel housing that contains technology that includes a 2-megapixel camera, a quad-band GSM radio, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR support, and 2GB of built-in memory accessed via a micro USB jack. There are no memory card slots for adding memory, however. The AURA will play back music files and has e-mail support over the EDGE data network, though browsing the Internet is not possible.