Are you in the market for a strikingly rectangular low-end messaging phone running Android 2.1 and Motoblur? Come on, you know you want one!

If so, the Motorola Charm - you know, that squat little Motorola messaging phone for T-Mobile with a 2.8 inch screen and a non-slide out physical QWERTY keyboard right below it - is now officially hitting T-Mobile on August 25 for what T-Mobile USA has said on Facebook to be an "affordable" $74.99, despite the rumors that it would be free on a new two-year contract.

Of course, the specs aren't anything special:

• 2.8” 320x240QVGA TFT LCD touch-capacitive display with Gorilla Glass
• Android 2.1 with the newest "enhanced" version of MOTOBLUR
• 3 Megapixel camera
• Physical QWERTY keyboard
• 2GB Removable MicroSD card included (expandable to 32GB MicroSDHC)
• Accelerometer
• WiFi B/G and N (Single-band 2.4GHz)
• Can capture 24FPS video (we assume that is with VGA 640×480)
• Secondary noise-cancellation microphone with CrystalTalk PLUS technology
• Compatible with T-Mobile HSDPA 3.6
• Support for Adobe Flash Lite
• 1170mAh Lithium-ion battery
• 3.5mm headphone jack

But hey - it's not meant for us geeks; it's aimed at the kind of people who post statuses on Facebook like "Still recovering...too many parties!" (see the picture above for more on that). So who are we to judge? Our friends, the ones who are frequent visitors of night clubs, might have the deciding vote on whether the device is a winner in the long run.

Sources: T-Mobile ; Motorola FaceBook via Engadget