Touchstone dock for Palm Pre to run $69.99?
by Chris Ziegler 
posted Apr 13th 2009 at 4:05PM
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
iMike47 @ Apr 13th 2009 4:31PM
Although $69.99 is high, I was expecting around $100 dollars or more
James villan @ Apr 13th 2009 7:50PM
Dude! someone is going to get fired for this ...
cell um @ Apr 17th 2009 7:31AM
Ya a definite shout out to the jackass putting screen shots online and thinking they wont get caught...and if your a PRE advocate thanks...crap like that will end this awesome program for us who CARE about our jobs
soydeedo @ Apr 13th 2009 5:13PM
In other news, you can now order Treo 650's for free so long as you don't care about a camera. I'll take 20.
Dan @ Apr 13th 2009 5:28PM
Yes Chris, it is $70 + tax worth of cool! I also was expecting it to be more than that.
Max @ Apr 13th 2009 6:30PM
This will be a multifunction charging station that will probably also charge a bt headset and some other products down the line. That's an acceptable retail price for it. I won't buy one, but it's tempting.
Park @ Apr 13th 2009 7:03PM
$70 is WAY too much for a charger. If it came with an extra battery, then maybe. It should be $30, maybe $35.
jeff @ Apr 14th 2009 1:45AM
i agree....someone is gonna be fired for sure.. not only showing OUR SYSTEM, but showing SKUS and prices for stuff that hasnt even been released
NeonLeon @ Apr 14th 2009 6:50AM
Um, I'm going with...let's see now...HELL YEAH it's worth $70.
JaXX @ Apr 14th 2009 12:14PM
Calm down everyone... It's only a late April's fool: look at the update date :-) (though I'm not used to that M/D/Y notation being in .eu )
steve @ Apr 21st 2009 2:39PM
the $0.00 treo 650 sku is an exchange sku for warranty replacements. But yeah, I would agree that someone should get fired, they were just smart enough to not display any store information and this will be the first charger I actually pay money for.