Today, the number four wireless carrier in the US officially confirmed through its Twitter account that the Samsung Galaxy S 4G will go for sale starting on February 23rd for the contract price of $149.99 – which appears to be for a limited time only. Although they didn’t explicitly mention a time frame on how long it’ll retain its stellar pricing, it’s still a nice gesture to see considering that most new high-end devices carry the usual price tag of $200.
Now what’s impressive about the device is the fact that it’ll instantly jump to the top of the ladder boasting speeds of up to 21 Mbps – which thoroughly shatters what we’ve previously seen from other devices obtaining speeds of 14.4 Mbps. Granted that we’re still presented with a device that looks similar to the Samsung Vibrant, there should be enough upgrades with this new version to keep potential owners exuberant.
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