Here we go again, but Amazon is doing their usual price chopping thing that they love to do with all new handset releases. We've already seen the rapid quick descent of price for the Samsung Captivate over the last few weeks, but the recently launched BlackBerry Torch 9800 is also being sold for a lower price. AT&T is currently selling the smartphone for $199.99 with a 2-year agreement, but Amazon is beating it up by announcing it from the very beginning at $99.99 – something that can easily sway people to purchase it with them. Not only does this price apply to the usual set of new customers signing a contract, but it also applies to existing customers with qualified upgrades. As much as we'd like to say that the pricing is extremely appealing right now, it wouldn't surprise us to see it drop in price again next week – a la the Samsung Captivate's route. Additionally, you'll be treated to free shipping with your purchase – which only adds to its attractive offer. If you happen to think that the price is good for you right now, then head on over to their site to fetch one – but don't be blown away if it happens to drop again next week
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