If you’ve got a message to send to your competition, undercutting their pricing scheme by a good $100-$150 on one of the most popular WinMo handsets on the market seems to be a good start. While T-Mobile and Sprint both took the higher road and priced their HTC TouchPro 2 WinMo powered handsets at $350, Verizon, according to a reliable BGR source, will be launching an all out assault with extremely aggressive pricing. How aggressive you ask? Try $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. Yikes! When the pricing was first revealed for TMO I was left scratching my head as while the TouchPro 2 is a high end phone…is it really worth $350? I say no. But many would care to disagree. Regardless, Verizon really wants your business and is prepared to take a cut in profits to make their point. Swayed?
Source: BGR
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