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Gadgets, News - Thursday, January 5, 2012 10:14 - 0 Comments
Will the PlayBook’s US price cut hit Australia?
news A spokesperson for Research in Motion (RIM) has Australia declined to reveal whether RIM will apply US discounts on its PlayBook tablet to its Australian stock. RIM has announced substantial price cuts for a limited time up to February 4 on the PlayBook in the US, offering the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models all for US$299 each, saving buyers between US$200 to US$700.
The spokesperson admitted that there might be specials offered by carriers and retailers, including the bundle available from Optus for the BlackBerry PlayBook and BlackBerry Torch 9860 on a $49 monthly plan. “There may be other specials via retailers to come, and there may be others currently in market (but we don’t have a list of them). There could be special pricing to come, or limited time offers like the one on the US Shop BlackBerry website, but that is not something that would be commented upon in advance,” the spokesperson said.
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