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  1. Goyena
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    04/30/2009, 05:56 PM    #1  
    Engadget is reporting the unsubsidized price of the EOS at $349. We can at least take that as the upper boundary for the Pre, seeing as how this pixie has half as much RAM and a smaller screen - "replacing" the Centro, which wasn't the highest end of the line.

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    04/30/2009, 06:00 PM #2  
    Don't know how they can have a definite price for a device which officially doesn't exist and no carrier officially has confirmed they're carrying
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    04/30/2009, 06:02 PM #3  
    They reported that was the ATT price. Everything costs more on ATT. Sprint will sell the Pre at a loss to get more customers and get existing customers into more profitable SE plans.
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    04/30/2009, 06:03 PM #4  
    I like the candybar style more than a slider...

    that thing looks sweet
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    04/30/2009, 06:11 PM #5  
    Quote Originally Posted by Goyena View Post
    Engadget is reporting the unsubsidized price of the EOS at $349. We can at least take that as the upper boundary for the Pre, seeing as how this pixie has half as much RAM and a smaller screen - "replacing" the Centro, which wasn't the highest end of the line.

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    Timeline: Palm announces the Pre, causing a lot of buzz. Apple and Verizon are in talks about a deal. AT&T gets nervous. Palm is cutting it down to the wire on release (and possible supply) on the Pre. Palm needs to keep Apple guessing. AT&T needs to show some muscle to Apple. Palm 'leaks' information of new device, possibly headed to AT&T. New device causes additional buzz about Palm. Inflated price makes stockholders happy.

    There you have it.
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    04/30/2009, 06:11 PM    #6  
    Just drove three hours for the long weekend and am a bit tired. I meant "MIN", not "MAX." :-(
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    04/30/2009, 06:42 PM #7  
    Quote Originally Posted by Goyena View Post
    Engadget is reporting the unsubsidized price of the EOS at $349. We can at least take that as the upper boundary for the Pre, seeing as how this pixie has half as much RAM and a smaller screen - "replacing" the Centro, which wasn't the highest end of the line.

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    I found this interesting as well. IF it's true (a huge IF, in my opinion), then I think that puts the retail price for the Pre at $549. Larger screen and twice the storage seems right at about a $200 premium.
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