DROID gets price cut at Amazon

The Mototola DROID is considered one of the top two Android handsets and some call it the best phone available on the Verizon network. From the amazingly sharp and clear 480 x 854 resolution on the 3.7 inch display, to the Android 2.01 OS (soon to be upgraded to 2.1), the extremely fast browser, the slide out QWERTY keyboard and the ability to multitask, the Motorola handset has actually been able to stay above the hype put on the device by Verizon and has garnered outstanding reviews. This all sounds great, but for many, the current $200 price tag might be too much to pay. No worries. Amazon is now offering the Motorola DROID for a price of $109.99 with a 2 year contract. At this price, the DROID undercuts the $179.99 price of its chief competition, the Nexus One, with a 2 year contract directly from Google. In March, as we have reported, the N-One will become available for use on Verizon's network which might require Big Red to bring down its price of the DROID. But for right now, if you love the DROID but not the price at Verizon, you can pick up the phone you want and still have some money left over for accessories.

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source: Amazon via AndroidCommunity