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Samsung DoubleTake
Mark Peters : November 26th 2009 - 20:57 CET
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 Samsung DoubleTake Handset from Alltel Wireless : Alltel Wireless and Samsung Mobile, the most popular mobile phone provider in the United States, announced the availability of the Samsung DoubleTake handset in Alltel retail stores and online via the alltel website. With the holiday season right around the corner, texters should put this new Samsung cell phone at the top of their wishlist to Santa. The Samsung DoubleTake includes a sliding full QWERTY keyboard - great for sending a quick text to a friend or a holiday themed photo to the entire family. The phone’s Bluetooth capabilities, built in speakerphone and internal phone book with up to 1000 entries keeps Alltel customers connected, even during the busiest time of year.
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Samsung DoubleTake
Available in bold red and sleek charcoal gray, the Samsung DoubleTake mobile phone also includes a 1.3 megapixel camera and a vibrant, full-color external LCD screen. “The Samsung DoubleTake is a user-friendly, affordable cell phone that allows Alltel customers to stay connected as they beat the holiday rush,” said Wendy Michell, Director of Device Strategies for the Alltel Divesture Trust. “If you’re always on the go, the Samsung DoubleTake cell phone will be the perfect holiday gift.”
Samsung DoubleTake price & availability
The Samsung DoubleTake cell phone is available for $39.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with activation of a 1-year service contract on a qualifying rate plan. Alltel mobile is the only major wireless carrier to offer 2-year postpaid handset pricing to those signing 1-year contracts, creating enhanced flexibility and greater choice for customers. The Samsung DoubleTake and 1-year contract option is available only to customers in the 91 cellular market areas that Verizon Wireless is required to divest, which will continue to operate as Alltel Wireless until the sale agreements with AT&T and Atlantic Tele-Network are approved by the Department of Justice and Federal Communications Commission. |
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