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So up to now, we have pretty much given you every single bit of known information regarding the upcoming release of the Blackberry 8900. However, the one thing that has continuously been the subject of much speculation was the pricing. With the corporate release date of the phone drawing near, it was only a matter of time before we could get our hands on some prices. Well without further ado, the pricing rundown is as follows:

• Retail: $499

• 2-Year contract: $199 ($300 instant rebate)

• 1-Year contract: $249 ($250 instant rebate)

Update: Rumor has it that these prices are for business customers pre-release. History has taught us however, that we can expect that pricing will likely be the same for the public. The sole exception being the 1-year contract and whether or not it is going to be an available option for the consumer side. I have heard many of you convey that an acceptable price would be $199, so this should come as good news to a lot of you guy! Now all we have left to do is await the official release!

Via berryreporter

Update number 2:  It looks like the Blackberry Curve 8900 has now shown up over on the T-Mobile web site!

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Alright so we’ve been getting requests for some kind of refreshing change to the blog and we’ve been trying to come up with something cool that would make the blog a lot easier on the eyes (aside from pictures of scantily clad models). 2009 rolls around and we thought to ourselves, “New year? Old blog? Doesn’t add up” so we moved quickly to get something in motion. Enter TmoNews Blog v2.0, the next “evolution” of our wonderful little blog about all things T-Mobile.  It’s pretty straightforward, but I feel I should let you know what’s going on now and what’s planned overall. More after the break…

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Specs: Full touchscreen, slide out QWERTY keyboard, 320×480 resolution, 3.5mm headset jack, 5 megapixel camera with AF, MicroSD support up to 32 GB, MotoBlur interface

Release Date: Will be available November 2nd 2009. Existing customers can now pre-order(October 19th 2009)

Price: $199.99 with a new 2-year contract or a eligible 2-year upgrade.

Notes: Sync your contacts, posts, messages, photos and so much more from Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Gmail and email! Five homescreen widgets to keep you constantly connected: Happenings, Messages, Social Status, News Feeds and Calender and that’s all before the Android Market 10,000+ applications! Motoblur will allow you to back all up your important information and erase it just as easily if you suddenly find yourself without your phone, find a lost phone and easily integrate your existing information with the Cliqs contact info!

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Specs: 3.5 inch display, 800×480 resolution, GPS, 5 megapixel camera w/ AF, 32 GB internal storage, QWERTY tactile keyboard and QWERTY onscreen keyboard, QUAD-band GSM/EDGE/WCDMA 900/1700/2100, Maemo 5 OS, Full List of Specs

Release Date: Rumors peg this phone releasing anywhere from late September to our called for early November launch, though nothing concrete has been found

Price: $7000, we’re kidding of course but a phone that offers this much in this type of package isn’t expected to go for cheap, definitely want to save up that birthday money

Notes: Nothing concrete shows this phone for T-mobile, its not anyone any release calender but sources have pegged it as coming in combination with the AWS bands give belief that the phone will make its way to T-mobile USA

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