Stop the presses because something so strange just happened with Sprint's version of the HTC Touch Pro2 – it actually saw a recent price drop to $199.99 to make it competitive with what Verizon has been offering since its launch. Talk about a long overdue competitive price point because it's only imaginable that Sprint customers would've had a difficult time dishing out $299.99 for this handset – especially when Microsoft announced their intention on bringing Windows Phone 7. Those early adopters who shelled out $349.99 after mail-in-rebates when it first launched with the carrier are probably feeling the heat now that it has gone down steadily after months of being available. Verizon customers have long been feeling the joy of only requiring a slightly lower premium in catching this Windows Mobile smartphone, but Sprint customers had to decide which one to choose for themselves – it was either the Touch Pro2 or the Samsung Intrepid. With only a $50.00 difference between the two handsets, customers can now see the value on jumping aboard with the Touch Pro2. It may be late, but we're sure there are people out there who are relieved to finally see it get the much deserved price change.
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