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Palm Pre rumored to be priced at $399 with contract
Rumors by Ricky Cadden on Friday January 09, 2009.
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Please note that this story is based upon rumor and/or speculation.
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Palm Pre
The Palm Pre, which was announced yesterday at the 2009 Consumer Electronics show, is rumored to be priced at US$399 with a 2-year commitment on Sprint's nationwide CDMA network, according to Mobile-Review's Eldar Murtazin. Palm has not officially announced any pricing details, so this is pure speculation at this point.
Murtazin also maintains that the Palm-confirmed GSM/UMTS variant, which is expected in the second half of 2009, will be available unlocked, priced at US$500-550. Again, these prices are completely unsubstantiated. [via UnwiredView]
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