Looks like something is amiss with this display. In the UPGRADES section (right side) the pricing seems to indicate that if you upgrade for two years it will cost you $299 but if you only upgrade for one year the phone is free. If that's the case T-Mo is really sticking it to customers for signing on long-term. I'm guessing there is a mistake here.
They might not have updated it when you posted, but that's because that's Best Buy's price sheet.
Direct from T-Mobile, I believe the phone should be $499 without a contract, don't hold me to that though. I think contract price might be $249 through T-Mobile because if you go on T-Mobile.com and show all the BlackBerry phones, at the $200+ price point, that's where the 8900 is. So I'm thinking it will be $249 on a 2-year contract.
“The general size and shape certainly calls forth memories of the Centro, but while the previous version was chunky and playful, the Pixi comes off more like its distant cousin... from the year 3000.”
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Looks like something is amiss with this display. In the UPGRADES section (right side) the pricing seems to indicate that if you upgrade for two years it will cost you $299 but if you only upgrade for one year the phone is free. If that's the case T-Mo is really sticking it to customers for signing on long-term. I'm guessing there is a mistake here.
They might not have updated it when you posted, but that's because that's Best Buy's price sheet.
Direct from T-Mobile, I believe the phone should be $499 without a contract, don't hold me to that though. I think contract price might be $249 through T-Mobile because if you go on T-Mobile.com and show all the BlackBerry phones, at the $200+ price point, that's where the 8900 is. So I'm thinking it will be $249 on a 2-year contract.