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Google Nexus 4 to be available from 'select' T-Mobile stores on Wednesday

By Alan Friedman

Published: Nov 14, 2012, 12:42 AM

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Google Nexus 4 to be available from 'select' T-Mobile stores on Wednesday

Available today at select T-Mobile stores, the Google Nexus 4

If you missed out on buying the Google Nexus 4 from the Google Play Store after Tuesday's quick sell out, you might get another chance Wednesday morning as a 'select' number of T-Mobile stores will be offering the device. The 16GB model will cost you $199.99 with a signed two-year contract and a $50 mail-in rebate with the Classic plan. The off-contract price of $499.99 is $150 more than the unsubsidized version of the same phone sold in the Google Play Store. Since T-Mobile won't reveal which stores will be offering the Google Nexus 4 later this morning, check the stores in your area by giving them a call.

If you were planning on going after the unsubsidized model from the Google Play Store, you can decide to bite the bullet and pay $150 more, or you can wait until supplies are replenished at the app store that used to be known as the Android Market. And we would suggest that if you are planning to purchase the phone at T-Mobile, you need to get to the store in the morning before it once again is too late. That is, assuming that the carrier has a store in your area with the phone.

source: TheVerge via Phandroid

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