If you, like many of us, suspected that both Sprint and Verizon Wireless would pick up RIM’s BlackBerry Bold 9650, well, the former has already released a press release stating the fact. Starting on May 23rd, Sprint fans can pick up this smartphone for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and 2-year contract.

Apparently it will be available in “all Sprint sale channels,” with a 480 x 360 resolution display, BB OS 5, Wi-Fi module and 3.2 megapixel camera. We’re expecting Verizon’s announcement any time now.

Archos has always made quality products and now they are offering up two Android-powered Archos Home Tablets that will each cost only $200. The Archos 7 Home Tablet is basically a refresh to their Archos 5 Internet Tablet, a 7-inch touchscreen Android tablet with Wi-Fi and USB. A 2GB model will be available in April for about $200 across the pond.

The Archos 8 Home Tablet is an 8-inch touchscreen tablet with 4GB of storage that will be available across the pond in May for about $200 as well.

Neiman Marcus hasn’t heard about the recent economic downturn and so they want you to buy this $200 wood box that’s been jazzed up with some fancy design. It doesn’t even look that great. See that matching keyboard holder under the monitor with the pull-out keyboard tray? It’s an additional $200.

In Neiman Marcus’ world they see no problem with you spending $400 for boxes to that will ugly up your PC. This Ugly Betty is just for the PC and “Not compatible with Macintosh computers.” With shipping and processing at $42 for the CPU stand and $31 for the keyboard holder, by the time you pay tax, it’s over $500.