I can get you (and that means anyone) an HTC Touch Pro 2 (GSM - AT&T Tilt 2) for $250.00. There's also a $25.00 S&H charge; as that's the freight that I am charged.

Check out this generic HTC web site, with details on the HTC Touch Pro 2

(Un-locked AT&T Tilt 2) handset.

http://www.htcphones.com/product.asp?itemMDL=HT...

The web site references to a different price. I can get you one for $250 + $25.00 S&H (no rebate - no contract - The handset & all of the standard included HTC "In The Box" accessories.

And, I can get you one for the same price in CDMA; if someone's opted not to go with AT&T.

Visa / MasterCard / Amex / Discover accepted after 10/5/09

Cliff Wild - The Cellular Seller
cliff_wild@att.net

locked or unlocked? not that it is a big deal......

Me thinks that it was DEFINITELY worth the wait for the GSM Touch Pro 2 – AT&T Tilt 2.

AND, I can get you a new one for $250.00, with no contract; and no mail in rebate.

(CDMA version also available for same price)

Cliffy44 – Cellular Seller
cliff_wild@att.net

Same here I am ATT user and have a line eligale for upgrade as well. email j0z3@hotmail.com

Hey Cliff, you can get the ATT Tilt 2 for $ 250.00 with no contract / mail in rebate? When & how? I am in the market for one as soon as it comes out, laready have ATT service with one line eligible for upgrade,,,,,thanks Michael

I really want this phone BAD!!!! i will wait in line all night if i have to... I love my tilt.. PLEASE let us know when it will be out...

What the fuck, hurry with it already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How long must we all wait to get a price and release date for this phone?

Let's keep it PG rated, please.

Steve

I wonder why htc doesnt release i full quadband wolrd version of this phone like they did with the tilt(kaiser/TyTn II). I would have bought it already if the 3G would work like it works on my kaiser.

I LOVE that front-facing camera on this phone!!! Oh...wait...it's gone. Thanks, AT&T.

The sleekest phone ever! the number pad location is actually pretty good! I don't like it when it's on the left.

two quick things:
1- really wish they stayed with the dedicated numbers row. ALMOST want to switch to Tmob just for that ( i know stupid)

2- who ever is 'leaking' these photos, please be careful, we can almost see your name on your att name tag.

rho

Still use Tilt 1 relieved to see Tilt 2, was gonna leave AT&T for you know who, Happy Happy Joy Joy !

Well, I think it's pretty convenient that this leak came so close before the release of the T-Mobile version of the phone. I think maybe some higher ups at AT&T were trying to keep some folks from switching for a phone that they weren't sure they could get from AT&T, maybe? Or at least stall them into waiting for the Tilt 2 to see which is better? P.s. I think the name tag was brilliant if that were the case.

As to the keyboard, I've gotta agree. These phones are a portable version of our computers, in a way. I think AT&T may be looking to keep the keyboard the same as the Tilt, with some sound logic; however, I personally would prefer to have the keyboard mimic that of my computer. QWERTY has been around since the 1800's. As I am willing to carry around the extra baggage for a "full qwerty" keyboard, shouldn't I get something that better resembles a "full qwerty" keyboard now that it is possible. Leave it up to "higher ups" in giant US phone organizations in to decide that international standards (at least in English speaking countries) come second to competition.

This same culture is a contributor to the fact that we get our new phone models so much later than Europe where standards are not only in place for cellular technology, they are law. If I could make one phone for all of Europe but had to manufacture four different phones for the United States. I wonder which would be easier and result in the fastest returns, one assembly line or four.

(sorry "Guest", replied to wrong comment). I will say to you though that AT&T is probably moderating your connection speeds where you could be surfing faster on TMo depending on your location - at least for now. I've been thinking about making the jump to TMo for that reason but want to see the AT&T version of the phone first.