T-Mobile Garminfone Going For $199 In June

on 05/11/2010 21:52 PDT

If you’ve been unable to stop dreaming of the upcoming Garminfone from T-Mobile, you’ll be happy to hear that the carrier will begin shipping the phone this June for $199 accompanied by a two-year contract. In case you aren’t too familiar with this phone, it’s powered by Google’s Android OS but layered with a custom Garmin UI on top of it. Specifications of the device include:

3.5-inch HVGA display
microSD card expansion up to 32GB
Android 1.6 (with the ability for over-the-air updates)
Wi-Fi
3G
HSPA
3-megapixel camera
GPS

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