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HTC Sensation 4G hitting mid-June for $200?

Oh, the sweet smells of summer: surf, sunscreen, barbecue, Gingerbread. We’ve known all along that HTC’s Android 2.3-packing smartphone was set for release on the “beginning of the summer,” and due to some loud-mouthed Google AdWords , we have seen June 8th floated as feasible. People who understandably doubt the word of search-based text advertisements, take heart: it’s shaping as much as be a tremendous weekend for Sensation 4G leaks. First TmoNews got its hands on a Target placard pricing the snappy dual-core Snapdragon handset at $199.99, for what seems to be a June 12th release, after which the positioning snagged a shot of internal T-Mobile documentation that confirms the sooner June 8th date. Why the discrepancy? Well, it certainly wouldn’t be unparalleled for the carrier to provide itself a head start, and surely Target wouldn’t mind timing its own release up with its Sunday circulars. In both cases, it feels like the phone’ll be spending an excellent period of time beneath beach umbrellas.

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