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Bell launching HTC Touch Pro November 14th for $399.95
Bell is hitting the market with an onslought of phones this quarter: Voyager, Cleo, Diamond, Reveal BlackBerry Storm… and the HTC Touch Pro!
For this 3G touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard gem the target launch date is set for Friday, November 14th. Check out this ad promoting the Touch Pro… see something wrong? We do, the device is flipped backwards! The Pro slides the other way, an easy way to tell is the HTC logo letters are in the wrong order (CTH).
Early price plans are as follows: 3-year for $399.95, 2-year for $449.95, 1-year for $549.95 and the ever popular dent in your bank account no contract price for $599.95.
Will you be lining up?
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holy crap – 400 on a 3 yr? don’t think so.
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Great, even Bell may manage to beat Telus at this release.
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I guess Telus cant get them all first. They already won the Diamond and Storm. Gotta give the others a chance to shine, and if there’s one company that needs some sort of glimmer, its Bell.
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OK it’s the 14th, did it come out yet? I haven’t heard anything else, except for this article.
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Yep, it came out yesterday with Bell, I picked mine up today.
BTW, I was talking to a rep at Telus and he said that they had a hell of a time with the Diamond release. He said that they had a huge software glitche where people were having to send their ‘new out of the box’ Diamond straight to RMA at Telus. They’d have to wait 4 weeks to get their brand new phone.
He claims that that was why the Pro was delayed for so long. They coudln’t afford to have the same problem happen again, especially for their ‘premiere iPhone killer’.
Take the story for what it’s worth (it was from a sales guy afterall), but it does make sense considering Telus was supposed to release this phone months ago.
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