Best Buy Mobile offers cheaper HTC Hero and Samsung Moment

on 11/16/2009 21:31 PDT

Best Buy Mobile knows that times are hard, and they are currently offering a lower price for their HTC Hero and Samsung Moment, retailing for $99.99 after rebates and a new 2-year contract. This is a good $80 discount off the original $179 sticker price, where this deal is good till December. If you’re on the lookout for a couple of Android phones at the moment without waiting for the Motorola Droid, this could be it. [Press Release]

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