WSJ: Verizon Galaxy Nexus to sell for $299.99 on two-year contract

Dec 5th 2011
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WSJ: Verizon Galaxy Nexus to sell for 9.99 on two-year contract

It could not come as an excessive amount of of a surprise given other recent high-end smartphones, however the Wall Street Journal is now reporting that Verizon’s version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus will sell for $299.99 at the usual two-year contract. That word reportedly comes from people knowledgeable about the problem, who unfortunately didn’t get to any extent further specific than “this month” when it came to a release date.

[Thanks, Spencer]

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