$100 can now get you the Motorola DROID R2-D2 Special Edition
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Star Wars fanatics hold onto your light saber replicas because Verizon just dropped the price of its Motorola DROID R2-D2 Special Edition to the oh so easy to buy price of only $99.99 with a new 2-year contract.
Yes, you heard that right, this fully blown Star Wars oriented Android powered smartphone can now be easily purchased – versus its initial price tag of $250. Even though it shares a lot of commonalities with the Motorola DROID 2, this special edition comes packed with some added niceties like preloaded Star Wars related content and a nifty looking dock. In addition to it all, Verizon will of course throw in free shipping when you order the phone online – so the only thing that you'll have to be concerned with is its $100 pricing.
So if you were one of the many who were put off by its initial $250 on-contract pricing, now seems to be the best time to fetch yourself this handset.
source: Verizon via BGR
Yes, you heard that right, this fully blown Star Wars oriented Android powered smartphone can now be easily purchased – versus its initial price tag of $250. Even though it shares a lot of commonalities with the Motorola DROID 2, this special edition comes packed with some added niceties like preloaded Star Wars related content and a nifty looking dock. In addition to it all, Verizon will of course throw in free shipping when you order the phone online – so the only thing that you'll have to be concerned with is its $100 pricing.
So if you were one of the many who were put off by its initial $250 on-contract pricing, now seems to be the best time to fetch yourself this handset.
source: Verizon via BGR
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2. Justaquickfix (unregistered) posted on 02 Feb 2011, 03:08 0 0
nobody is going to write on the fact that the big V just upped their smart phone plans back to 30$ a month. I was gonna upgrade but I'll just wait.
3. quickfix (unregistered) posted on 02 Feb 2011, 08:07 0 0
The 15 dollar smartphone pack was for 150 mb, so were you planning on buying a really expensive paperweight?
