Palm Pre: Can it Live Up to the Hype, or Will it Flop?

May 19th, 2009 - PC World

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Palm Pre: Can it Live Up to the Hype, or Will it Flop? - PC World Finally: The Palm Pre has a confirmed availability date and price tag attached to it. iPhone Killer, Palm's Hail Mary, or a complete flop--we'll finally see what the hype is all about. Keeping their promise of a "first half of 2009" launch date, Sprint and Palm announced that the long-awaited Pre will hit stores June 6 for $200 with a two-year contract. The phone will be sold at Sprint stores, Best Buy, Radio Shack and select Wal-Mart stores.

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