Best Buy to trial launch Palm Pre on June 7th

Posted in Palm by Conner Flynn on May 3rd, 2009

Palm debuts the PreThis isn’t 100% confirmed yet but the folks at BGR have some launch details for the the Palm Pre. Apparently Best Buy will be getting a limited inventory of 4,500 Pre handsets for a trial launch on June 7th. The story goes that Sprint will be direct-shipping them to arrive on the 6th. So, about 4,500 units will be spread throughout Best Buy Mobile locations across the country.

Yeah, that’s spreading them pretty thin. Rest assured that each and every Best Buy Mobile will be getting at least one Pre. Pricing is apparently still being decided on, but here’s what is likely: New customers with a 2-year contract, $199.99. Existing customer upgrades, $299.99. Outright, $999.99. Ouch!

That’s a lot of scratch for that last option. You have to really really want it.

[BGR]

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3 Comments to “Best Buy to trial launch Palm Pre on June 7th”
  1. nyc Says:

    Stop spreading junk, you’re embarrassing yourself.

  2. Frankly Speaking Says:

    I call bulls*it on the Last Price.The 199.99 and 299.99 are Probably Correct but I also imagine their will be a $100 rebte on the last part for Current Customers out of contract.Sprint does not want to lose existing customer by charging them $100 more then Customers that haven’t been Loyal to them.

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