Call it a long time coming or something else, but Sprint is finally doing what's right by dramatically reducing the pricing of their two webOS powered devices. It's almost difficult to fathom that the over one year old Palm Pre that Sprint has been harboring was priced higher than Verizon's Palm Pre Plus at $149.99 on-contract. Though, the Palm Pixi's pricing has been set at a tolerable $49.99 for the better portion of the last few months, it still pales in comparison to its Plus counterpart.
However, Sprint corrected things altogether by simply placing the aging Palm Pre at $49.99 and Palm Pixi for free with your signature on a 2-year agreement. Regardless, it still doesn't compare to their inexpensively Plus counterparts as they boast better specs and functionality like Mobile HotSpot on board. So if you're intent on signing a contract with Sprint, you can now add these two former relevant handsets into considertion.
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