Just a little bit over a week ago, it was announced by Virgin Mobile through their Facebook page that the Samsung Intercept would indeed become the first Android powered smartphone they'll be offering to customers. Even though there were no specific dates on when they'll start selling the smartphone, it looks as though units are already beginning to make their way to retail locations – and in this case, it's Target.
The discount heavy retailer appears to already have the handset ready for sale at $249.99 – which is pretty decent when you consider that there is no-contract required for it. Perhaps we'll soon start seeing it become advertised, but in the mean time, you might want to check out your local store if you intend on buying one.
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