RadioShack offering HTC Inspire 4G for just $29.99

By on May 9, 2011 at 10:43 PM
mobile May 9, 2011

RadioShack quietly announced on Monday that it is now offering AT&T’s Inspire 4G for just $29.99 with a two-year contract for new AT&T customers and existing subscribers looking to upgrade. Though the Inspire is still a relatively young device that was just released in February, newer dual-core smartphones are already making it look a tad gray up top. Its specs are still respectable, however, and they include a 4.3-inch display, a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, Android 2.2 (Froyo), an 8-megapixel camera, 768MB of RAM, 4GB of storage and HTC’s Sense UI. RadioShack’s price is the lowest we’ve seen from a reputable retailer, and it’s good from now through May 21st.

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  • LookLively

    Holy smokes. Nice price.

    * waits for naysayers to come in and pour sour milk on a good moment for consumers. *

  • http://aliwaqas.info Mark Edward

    seems to be a good deal for dual core phone…

    • Anonymous

      Not Dual-Core Moron!

      • Anonymous

        stop calling people morons, moron!!

      • Anonymous

        If the shoe fits….I am not the one calling this phone dual-core, moron.

      • LookLively

        You need to relax.

  • Jagox5

    Nice can’t wait!
    dual core
    front facing camera
    Hdmi
    Gingerbread

    • Anonymous

      Not Dual-Core Moron!

  • Anonymous

    Nice little phone. But THIS is how Android makes in roads, Selling there phone for nothing and devaluing the brand.
    Why I hate HTC!

    But a good phone for the money, expect in on Froyo!!

    Oh, its not a dual-core phone Morons!

    • Anonymous

      Wait let me get this right. Are you trying to say lagdroid phone is NOT dual core?

    • LookLively

      There’s a reason why you don’t own a business. smh. This isn’t called devaluing product, its called cultivating customer loyalty. Start them out small, and they walk themselves towards higher end product that they previously balked at.

      • Anonymous

        Oh, I do! and I can tell you that of the companies I deal with AGREE with me and don’t like to devalue their brand. Android is doing this. Crap phones for crap prices is what I see. Just sell the phones at a loss just to say we have more of a market share than Apple and iOS.

  • Anonymous

    Lmao @ buying a phone from radiocrap!

    • LookLively

      Doesn’t matter where you buy it from. Don’t be a pitiless consumer.

      • Anonymous

        Kick rocks loser

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  • Keyur

    I just looked on RadioShack’s website, and it said $49.99.

  • Anonymous

    4G as in LTE or 4G as in HSPA Double Plus?

  • missinglink

    I’m only seeing $49.99 on the RadioShack’s website.

    It still is a good deal. Makes me wonder why I just paid 179.99 for an HTC Thunderbolt. To be fair, the Thunderbolt actually runs on a 4G-LTE network – not the 3G-plus that AT&T calls “4G.”

    Still, it is essentially the same phone …

    • Anonymous

      I admit, I have the Inspire, which is essentially the Desire HD. Lots of stuff including CM7 in the development. And did play with the Thunderbolt, they are quite similar.

  • Ab

    Am I missing something or this essentially an Evo? Can’t believe Sprint is still selling this phone at such a high price….

    • Anonymous

      Same form factor but different phone. Its the DesireHD sold elsewhere in the world. Better graphics and cpu.

    • BEaner

      CDMA phones have a higher cost to make. That’s usually why gsm phones are cheaper.

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