Long forgotten Sprint Palm Pixi is priced at $29.99 no-contract for one day only
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Well, if they happen to be on Sprint, you’ll be interested to know that the aging Palm Pixi is on sale for a single day. Yes, it’s one of those long forgotten webOS powered devices that went out like the dodo, but considering that it’s priced at $29.99 no-contract, that’s one tempting price for any smartphone on the market. On top of that, you’re basically getting a no-contract device that’s priced as if it were on a contract – even better, there’s no fumbling around messing around with anyone’s account.
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11 Comments
2. hepresearch (unregistered) posted on 03 Dec 2011, 11:30 3 0
Love it when they advertise everything as unlocked... there is nothing unlocked about Sprint CDMA.
3. Droid_X_Doug posted on 03 Dec 2011, 11:51 2 0
I wonder how long it will be before we start seeing similar deals for BBs?
4. codymws posted on 03 Dec 2011, 11:56 1 0
I bought a Palm Pixi Plus for Verizon back in June so I could get on the smartphone unlimited data plan before they stopped offering it.... I bought the Pixi for $29.99 on Amazon.
6. christianqwerty posted on 03 Dec 2011, 13:17 0 3
Palm and Blackberry were once the mighty, now they are both dead/ dying. So sad, just goes to show that no brand stays popular forever in the cell phone industry. Android & ios, you too will have your day.
7. Joshing4fun posted on 03 Dec 2011, 14:05 2 0
Disagree. Palm and BlackBerry had a small "fan base" compared to apple and android. Blackberry failed to evolve, and palm was virtually unknown and had horrible marketing.
8. palmguy posted on 03 Dec 2011, 16:32 0 0
Smart phone=Palm Pilot That was way back in the day for you young folks.
9. hepresearch (unregistered) posted on 03 Dec 2011, 16:55 0 0
The Palm Pilot never had a phone in it... I owned one. There was some wireless data functionality, but it was awfully slow and tedious to use. Thanks for the compliment on my youthfulness though...
10. Droid_X_Doug posted on 03 Dec 2011, 17:26 0 0
@palmguy - I think you meant the Treo.... But that was a long time ago.
11. The_Miz posted on 04 Dec 2011, 02:08 1 0
Is this supposed to be a discussion or a history lesson? Those phones from yesteryear are practically ancient dinosaurs. They're practically obsolete now.
