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Sprint Treo Pro and pink Samsung Instinct headed to Best Buy?
Rumors by Ricky Cadden on Tuesday December 23, 2008.
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Please note that this story is based upon rumor and/or speculation.
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A couple of leaked photos of the internal Best Buy inventory management system are behind a rumor that the retailer will soon carry the Palm Treo Pro and a pink version of the Samsung Instinct. Both phones, reportedly, will be offered on Sprint's high-speed network, though exact availability dates are unknown.
According to the rumor, the Palm Treo Pro will be priced at $699.99 before taxes and subsidies, though the price of the pink Samsung Instinct is unconfirmed. [via Boy Genius Report]
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