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Best Buy reveals pricing of HTC Dream and Magic!

bbandroidimageThanks to our Forum member GilbertP23 for posting what looks like the upcoming pricing of the highly anticipated Rogers Android devices. These will officially become available on June 2nd. The pics looks genuine and shows the following prices for each model:

Rogers HTC Dream in White and Black:
$149.99 on a 3 year contract (In-Store activation only) with a $45 voice and data plan
$399.99 on a 3 year contract
$449.99 for 2 year contract
$499.99 for 1 year contract
$549.99 Monthly
$599.99 for the Handset Only

Rogers HTC Magic:
$149.99 on a 3 year contract (In-Store activation only) with a $45 voice and data plan
$399.99 on a 3 year contract
$449.99 for 2 year contract
$499.99 for 1 year contract
$549.99 Monthly
$599.99 for the Handset Only

Check it out here in our forum

Thanks GilbertP23!

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3 comments for “Best Buy reveals pricing of HTC Dream and Magic!”

  1. Not bad! But will wait for the 5800!

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    Posted by Hamel | May 29, 2009, 8:46 am
  2. Kinda shady. Those aren't the pricing tiles Best Buy uses for cell phones. Granted, maybe they do things differently in Canada, but pricing signs are the same across the board for the company. These look like someone took a home theatre tag and printed up a fake set for the Dream. Pricing sounds right though.

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    Posted by DTrain | May 30, 2009, 5:03 am
  3. 3 year contract: Fone=$135 Bill=45*36=1620, total=1755/36=$48.7 per month

    2 year contract: Fone=$450 Bill=45*24=1080, total=1530/24=$63.75 per month

    1 year contract: Fone=$500 Bill=45*12=540, total=1040/12=$86.66 per month

    Off contract: Fone=$550 Bill=45*12=540, total=1040/12=$91 per month

    (assumption: without contract you keep the fone for a year)

    So the longer you stay the cheaper the fone and the relation becomes, although logically there shud be a much cheaper V+D plan for off contract buyers since they are paying a premium for a device.

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    Posted by kiran | May 30, 2009, 5:04 am

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