Although most of us already have a Dell Streak in our homes, those who haven't bought theirs yet now have three "starting point" configurations to choose from when ordering the device from Dell.com. All of them can be further customized with extras like another microSD card, better headphones, and Dell accessories, but going with one of the Mobile Streak packages has discount benefits.
The discounts are shown after the items are added to your cart, so the prices you see in the screenshot above are the standard combined MSRPs. The reduced prices are $550.98 for the first Mobile Streak configuration and $632.47 for the second one. The "Dell Streak" config shown in the first column above is just the regular Streak ($549.99 w/o contract, $299.99 w/contract) so the price is accurate there.
What makes the Mobile Streak packages "mobile" is the inclusion of some accessories. The first comes with a 99-cent Plantronics Bluetooth headset (sound familiar?), while the second comes with the car and home docks for 25% less than their usual cost of $39.99 and $69.99, respectively. I think a configuration that includes a case would be nice, as that seems to be more of an essential accessory for most people than a Bluetooth headset or any of the docks.
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Well, 659.97 looks really shocking. I am waiting for the price to go down. I really need bigger screen, because my eyes hurt, but this is too much, really.
Yes, I understand price will go down and you get what you pay for etc, but I almost got like heart attack when I saw these numbers.
Yes, there is a discount at the end!
I wish they offer RebelSim for a discount too.
would have preferred only 2 “configurations”:
- Streak ATT
- Streak TMobile
nough said!
Also a CDMA configuration would be sweet as it would add 90million verizon customers & 40millon sprint customers as well
So, 4 configurations like this would be good:
- Streak ATT (199$)
- Streak T-Mobile (199$)
- Streak CDMA (199$)
- Streak Unlocked (399$)
So do these have 2.2 or 2.1 on them?
I doubt it.
2.2 on US Streak woudl be a huge news here already !
So the whole “US skipping straight to 2.2″ thing was a load of pony?