What happened to the HTC Trophy , long overdue on Verizon 3G? How concerning the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play , mysteriously missing a Verizon release date long before Japan’s catastrophe ? Will Verizon decide to carrying the BlackBerry PlayBook this year? Just how much will LTE data cost for the Xoom and its tablet friends?
We may finally have all the answers, because of Verizon’s fancy new online catalog. RIM’s tablet, the PlayStation Phone and the HTC Trophy are all listed as “coming soon,” and that’s not all — both the BlackBerry Bold 9650, Curve 3G 9330 and the Droid 2 Global are all “while supplies last,” suggesting successors might possibly be inbound. Meanwhile, tablet LTE data plans appear to be they’re going to price kind of like 3G ones — $20 for 1GB, $35 for 3GB, $50 for 5GB and $80 for $10GB as usual. LTE netbooks will only be capable of make the most of both highest-priced plans, but there are a couple of them at the way, including the 11.6-inch HP Pavilion dm1 (with a 1.6GHz AMD Fusion chip) and the ten.1-inch Compaq Mini CQ10 with an Intel Atom N455 processor.
Mind you, the catalog’s URL explicitly mentions “2011 Winter,” so it’s quite possible that “soon” won’t be once you’d like, but to get a peek in any respect the goodies, take a look at the gallery below or shoot on over to our source link.
[Thanks, Thump3rX17]
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