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The Sprint Mogul, the Telus P4000, and the Verizon VX6800. And now, Canada has come on board to join the frenzy to unleash this beast—called the HTC 6800! Unlike the Telus, the Bell Canada HTC 6800 runs on Windows Mobile 6.0, not 5.0, which definitely gives this Bell Canada version of the 6800 smartphone a little more flavor. The 6800 is now being sold for as little as CAN $199 (Wow!—I know)…but of course, there is a bit of a catch. With a cost this great, you’ll have to make a 3 year commitment and a minimum monthly package purchase that, I must say, does add up. Still, I would consider this a pretty good deal, considering what a ‘must-have’ device it is! So Canadians—the time is now!
From Bell Canada: To purchase it,click here. ------------------------------- Special offer: Get the HTC 6800 for $199.95* when activating an Email, Internet and Voice plan (minimum value of $45/month) or any voice rate plan (minimum value of $20/month) with an Email & Internet feature (minimum value of $25/month) on a 3-year contract. Offer ends August 9, 2007.
The Sprint Mogul, the Telus P4000, and the Verizon VX6800. And now, Canada has come on board to join the frenzy to unleash this beast—called the HTC 6800! Unlike the Telus, the Bell Canada HTC 6800 runs on Windows Mobile 6.0, not 5.0, which definitely gives this Bell Canada version of the 6800 smartphone a little more flavor. The 6800 is now being sold for as little as CAN $199 (Wow!—I know)…but of course, there is a bit of a catch. With a cost this great, you’ll have to make a 3 year commitment and a minimum monthly package purchase that, I must say, does add up. Still, I would consider this a pretty good deal, considering what a ‘must-have’ device it is! So Canadians—the time is now!
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