AT&T has launched the Palm Pixi Plus today and as promised, is now offering both webOS devices currently available. As we previously reported, there is speculation that a third webOS phone will be released by AT&T later this year. Quite possibly this will be a high-end device called the Palm Elan. Returning to the Pixi Plus, the carrier is offering the device for $49.99 after a $100 discount and a signed two-year contract. Currently, Verizon is offering the handset for free with a signed contract. Sprint offers the original Pixi for $49.99 after a mail-in-rebate and your signature on a two-year pact. AT&T's Pixi Plus is available in black or blue
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