As the market changes daily, it's not a surprise to notice the rise and fall of mobile phones to either compensate for losses or to capitalize on gains. Cingular has recent raised and lowered their prices on a majority of their popular phones to either stimulate more customers to join their networks or to tempt existing customers to upgrade phones and thus tacking on an extra two years to their contract.
The most notable model in Cingulars lineup to get the biggest drop in price would be the Cingular 8125 which has dropped down at least $100. The next to follow would be their popular smart phone the Samsung Blackjack which dropped about $50. This move could prove useful for Cingular since the PDA/Smartphone industry is on the rise and by making their phones more affordable they capitalize on those individuals who are looking for a good network with a good/cheap PDA/Smartphone. Other noticeable drops in prices included the Sony Ericsson W300i which dropped $10, the Razr V3xx was up $10, and the LG CU500 was lowered $20. With all these savings on phones stop by AccessoryGeeks.com and pick up some accessories for your phone.
Prices report was obtained between April 2-9, Please check with your carrier to see if the prices are still correct.
Cheers,
John
The most notable model in Cingulars lineup to get the biggest drop in price would be the Cingular 8125 which has dropped down at least $100. The next to follow would be their popular smart phone the Samsung Blackjack which dropped about $50. This move could prove useful for Cingular since the PDA/Smartphone industry is on the rise and by making their phones more affordable they capitalize on those individuals who are looking for a good network with a good/cheap PDA/Smartphone. Other noticeable drops in prices included the Sony Ericsson W300i which dropped $10, the Razr V3xx was up $10, and the LG CU500 was lowered $20. With all these savings on phones stop by AccessoryGeeks.com and pick up some accessories for your phone.
Prices report was obtained between April 2-9, Please check with your carrier to see if the prices are still correct.
Cheers,
John
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