AT&T Outs Simple Alcatel GoPhone
Oct 5, 2012, 11:03 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Oct 5, 2012, 11:04 AM
AT&T recently added the Alcatel OT510A to its roster of GoPhone devices. The OT510A is an entry-level bar style phone that has 3G, GPS, text and picture messaging, and Bluetooth, but lacks a camera and email. Pricing for the Alcatel OT510A has yet to be provided.
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Price?
I can see this device being sold as "free" with a possibly $5.00 or $10.00 air time(most likely under the payg $0.10 simple plan) included in the packaging.
Whether you pay for the air time and get the phone for free or vice versa, that would seem like a very attractive deal to me. And as I've read before on some of these posts a security measure will make this straight-to-the-point handset a must for those that cannot record videos, images, nor sound bites.
Whether you pay for the air time and get the phone for free or vice versa, that would seem like a very attractive deal to me. And as I've read before on some of these posts a security measure will make this straight-to-the-point handset a must for those that cannot record videos, images, nor sound bites.
