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Samsung T239 Hits T-Mobile Pre-Paid for $60

Jun 1, 2009, 11:32 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile recently started selling the Samsung T236 slider phone via its pre-paid wireless service arm for $60. It has a VGA camera, Bluetooth, speakerphone and messaging services.

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Mark_S

Jun 1, 2009, 9:23 PM

T239

With its ever abundant simple entry-level monoblock Nokias, T-Mobile ventures into the Samsung slider version of low-end basic phones. Oddly enough, these phones are the most dependable phones. No high-end crap that sucks battery life dry and causes software issues. They are made to do what cellphones are originally meant to do that is make and receive calls instead of making people more the anti-social, people-skill deficient creatures that they are. 😳

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