First GSM Palm Pre now on sale in Germany, with new Euro-specific apps in tow

by Vladislav Savov Oct 13th 2009 @ 5:15AM

We knew it was coming, and here it is -- the glorious first showing of the Palm Pre in its GSM garb. From today, our Deutsch comrades can grab a Pre and do whatever they want to do to it, courtesy of O2, its exclusive German supplier. The device will set you back €481 without contract, with the O2 My Handy option letting you finance it via 24 monthly payments of €20. Check out the online store link below for full details and available calling plans. Pre Thinking have also noted the arrival of two new free apps in the Pre catalog -- ran and VZ-Netzwerke, both in German -- and the likely prospect of even more coming along as the Pre starts its long-awaited rollout across Europe over the next few days.

[Via Engadget German]

Read - O2 Germany Palm Pre launch announcement
Read - O2 Germany online store
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Tags: apps, breaking, breaking news, breakingnews, Germany, GSM, launch, O2, O2 Germany, O2Germany, palm, palm pre, pre, telefonica, web os , webos

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smover @ Oct 13th 2009 6:39AM

Does it have 3G or not ?

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j. Hylton @ Oct 13th 2009 11:57AM

F*ck the Pre. Worst phone I ever owned. Get Android models.

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