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Samsung Behold II Gets Unboxed, Actually Costs $229.99 ?

By: Casey Chan in: News on: Friday, 13 November 2009

The Samsung Behold II is still launching on T-Mobile on November 18th but there are some whispers that the price might actually be $229.99 with new 2-year contract rather than



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