If you do not want to pay $299, and neither $199 for a new LTE 4G Android smartphone from Verizon, Amazon has got you covered; the giant retailer is offering the HTC Thunderbolt for only $129.99 with a new 2-year contract agreement.
The Thunderbolt is -- of course -- Verizon's first LTE handset. It was originally launched for $299, then its price dropped to $199. Sure enough, now you may want to wait for the Samsung Droid Charge -- Verizon's second LTE smartphone -- which will be available starting 28 April.
However, if you do not need a Super AMOLED display, Amazon's $129 Thunderbolt is definitely worth your attention. The offer is valid until this Sunday (24 April); check it out here at Amazon.
Verizon has yet another two new LTE handsets in the pipeline: the LG Revolution (which may be released next month), and the Motorola Droid Bionic (which should hit the shelves sometime in the summer).
However, if you do not need a Super AMOLED display, Amazon's $129 Thunderbolt is definitely worth your attention. The offer is valid until this Sunday (24 April); check it out here at Amazon.
Verizon has yet another two new LTE handsets in the pipeline: the LG Revolution (which may be released next month), and the Motorola Droid Bionic (which should hit the shelves sometime in the summer).
