Alltel getting Touch Pro? - Engadget Mobile

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kc @ Sep 18th 2008 1:29PM

The question I'd love Engadget Mobile to answer, is whether or not Alltel is going to receive the watered down "step-child" variant of the Touch Pro that Verizon is rumored to be getting, or are they going to get the Power House version that Sprint is carrying?

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Mills @ Sep 18th 2008 2:17PM

The version in the picture and the version that alltel will be carrying is the pimped out fully loaded version.

I know because I took that picture...

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kc @ Sep 18th 2008 3:15PM

Hey, I don't doubt your word one bit, but give me some background info on you so I can tell the guys back at ppcgeeks why your claim is "credible." Do you work for Alltel? How did you come by the phone, are you a beta tester? What is the release date? Can you give any specs on the phone? Processor, memory (ram/rom), storage, gyro-sensor, etc..? Thanks in advance for the info, and if you blow me off, thanks for the teaser photo anyway~ ;-P

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Mills @ Sep 18th 2008 4:06PM

kc, ill post on ppcgeeks in that thread some more info. or at least what i have, unfortunately, the phones dont always come with a "dont sell by" sticker :)

ill post it in the thread here: http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=37373

is that the thread youre talking about?

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kc @ Sep 18th 2008 4:51PM

Yeah, that's the one! They like to chase rabbits and get off topic over there, but that thread is/was the discussion topic of if & when Alltel is getting the Touch Pro. Thanks man, I appreciate it.

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