According to a document leaked recently on the web, the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will retail for $299.99 (approx. Rs. 16,1000), something which appears to be a contract price and may require qualifying data plans. Moreover, the cost of a number of other devices like the LG Optimus L9, Nokia Lumia 810, HTC 8X and Huawei myTouch T have also been divulged.
And if that’s not enough, the leaked image also suggests that the network provider in question will soon release the Huawei Summit. Reportedly, the phone will be made available through all Walmart stores from October 31 onwards. This document was spotted by TmoNews on the web. Also, as Walmart tags are more often than not less than the original T-Mobile charges, these devices may cost more when picked up through the carrier.
The HTC 8X will be released through T-Mobile along with AT&T. While its AT&T price is under wraps, it may retail from T-Mobile for $148 (approx. Rs. 7,945). The Huawei myTouch T could be exclusive to the latter carrier and may carry a label of $97 (approx. Rs. 5,205), which is the same as that of the Android-based LG Optimus L9. Another Windows Phone 8 device is the Nokia Lumia 810 which will not dig a huge deep hole in users’ pockets considering that it can be grabbed for less than $100 (approx. Rs. 5,370).
The Note 2 has already been made available in certain countries, while its release date through Sprint is October 25. Its tags in the UK and India for the 16GB variant are £499.99 (approx. Rs. 43,010) with Pay As You Go plans and Rs. 39,900, respectively. An official announcement regarding this leaked information is awaited.
