This doesn't particularly happen that often, but when you see a smartphone priced super cheap, you can't help resist just taking a quick peek at what it's all about.
Verizon's Palm Pixi Plus clearly might not have the specs or allure to attract customers from afar, but when you see it selling for $60 as-is, meaning no-contract signing required, you'll overlook some of its less than stellar specs and pick it up. Currently, the site DailySteals is offering the webOS powered device for $60 with an extra $5 going towards shipping – bringing its total cost of ownership to a mere $65! That's undeniably impressive since you're not required to sign any contracts and definitely will stand out from the crop of other handsets requiring your commitment to some 2-year agreement.
With less than 10 hours left before this deal is gone for good, you'd better come to a decision to pick one up or not because this isn't something that happens all the time.
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