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[Cyber Monday Deal Alert] Virgin Mobile's Motorola Triumph, LG Optimus V, And Optimus Slider All 50% Off

2011/11/28 10:20am PSTNov 28, 2011

Cyber Monday always brings some pretty killer deals, and this one is no exception. If you're looking to jump on a pay-as-you-go carrier like Virgin Mobile, then today is the day to grab your new phone - three of the most popular Virgin devices, the Motorola Triumph, LG Optimus V, and Optimus Slider are all 50% off.

Motorola Triumph - $150

4.1-inch display
1Ghz processor
512MB RAM
5MP rear shooter, VGA front
2GB built-in storage, microSD card slot
Android 2.2

LG Optimus Slider - $100

3.2-inch 320x480 display
800MHz processor
512MB RAM
microSD card slot
3.2MP rear-shooter
Android 2.3

LG Optimus V - $65

3.2-inch display
600MHz processor
Android 2.2

While each of these phones are far from the latest-and-greatest, the fact that you can score a new device without contract for less the two-hundred bucks makes them very appealing.

Virgin Mobile USA LG Optimus V Now Available Through Radio Shack For $150

Artem Russakovskii

2011/01/30 8:20pm PSTJan 30, 2011

Virgin Mobile USA, a no-contract budget mobile U.S. retailer with plans starting at $25/mo for unlimited text/web/data and 300 minutes, has only crossed paths with Android once, with the introduction of Samsung Intercept. However, another contender, LG Optimus V, an equivalent of Optimus S on Sprint, Optimus T on T-Mobile, etc. just popped up at RadioShack.com, before even hitting Virgin's own site, which is expected to happen on February 1st.

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