It appears as though T-Mobile might be taking an aggressive approach in regards to pricing surrounding some of its future handsets. There's no hiding the numerous times that Verizon's version of the HTC Touch Pro2 managed to sell out inventory thanks to its $199.99 price tag, but T-Mobile was first out of the bunch to offer the smartphone here stateside – although it didn't become a hit which might have been due to its $349.99 initial cost. Learning from that mistake, it appears that pricing for some of T-Mobile's soon to be available handsets will sport an attractive price tag. One of TmoNew's tipsters took a screen shot of what appears to be a pricing guide – which happily displays the HTC HD2 coming in at $199.99 after rebates with a no-contract price of $449.99. Not to be outdone by a Windows Mobile phone, the Motorola CLIQ XT is looking to plop itself nicely at $129.99 on contract with a $329.99 no-contract price. Finally the Nokia Nuron was cut off from the screen shot, but their source states that it'll go for a mere $69.99 after rebates with a no-contract price of only $179.99. Just looking at these prices really makes you wonder how serious T-Mobile is in climbing up the ladder – of course there won't be complaints from customers if this pricing model becomes final.
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