Google Offering Unlocked GSM Galaxy Nexus For Sale on Google Play
This is exciting!
The original Nexus One was an experiment in selling directly to consumers, and is largely considered to be a sales flop. Google apparently spent the Nexus S year licking its wounds, but now it’s back.
New Nexus. New Web store (Google Play). New Low off-contract price.
The Galaxy Nexus can be yours for the low low price of $399. Completely unlocked and ready for duty on either AT&T or T-Mobile. That’s an incredible price for a cutting-edge phone which wont tie you down with a two year contract.
Hell, for the price this ALMOST makes sense to buy as a fancy media player without cell phone service…
GSM Galaxy Nexus on Google Play
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