Rumour: EVO 4G to cost $199 From Best Buy
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Darrin Morton from OZCarGuide got the info from a Best Buy employee, but sadly has no photos or other evidence to back the claim up, so it will remain on the “rumour” pile for now.
But, while it’s not a revolutionary price, it is in line with current (non-4G) models, so it seems a logical (if not pleasant, given the whole “next-gen” thing) price point.
This is, of course, without word of how much the monthly plan will cost, so you kids better keep on saving your pocket money, just in case.
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