UPDATED: A trio of hot smartphones coming soon to AT&T?
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Behind door number 2 is...the AT&T Pure. If the name sound familiar, it is because Sony Ericsson will soon be launching their Pureness model and we just reported that a possible Microsoft handset has been codenamed "Pure". The Pure is the wireless operator's version of the HTC Touch Diamond2 and the 2 year contract price is expected to be $199.99 $149.99 after MIR. Considering that the price is effective until the end of October, we would say it is a pretty safe bet to expect the Pure to be launched sometime next month.
Last, but certainly not least, is the Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60. We have waited for what seems like an eternity from the time the phone was introduced to finally getting a Stateside carrier. The GPS centric device carries a price of $299.99 after a $100 MIR and your John Hancock on a two year contract. The launch date-again based on the price expiring at the end of October-should be sometime next month.
So there you have it, three smartphones coming in October for AT&T. Any cellphone fanatic worth his salt wouldn't mind getting his/her hands on anyone of the trio. So will you choose by carefully figuiring out the pros and cons of each unit or will it be rocks, paper. scissor?
AT&T Tilt2 Preliminary Specifications | HTC Touch Pro2 Review (EU)
AT&T Touch Diamond2 Preliminary Specifications | HTC Touch Diamond2 Review (EU)
Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60 Specifications | Hands-on
source: BGR
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3 Comments
1. Fanboys Suck posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
High Prices... But looks like awesome phones!
2. Vlondril posted on 20 Sep 2009, 10:50 0 0
i prefer the enie meanie minie moe method...lol XD
3. artz1986 posted on 20 Sep 2009, 18:35 0 0
Seeing how the Tilt2 and Pure are basically the same phone minus the keyboard, I might get the Pure instead of the Tilt 2, but, I'm kinda ready for a keyboard. With the $299 price point, you might as well buy it out right. If you're spending $300 on contract, what's another $200 getting it off contract? And because of those two prices being close together, even though it's not as low as Verizon's TouchPro 2, I still think it's a good price point- give your customers an actually choice, instead of having $400 between the contract and off contract prices.








