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In case you didn't know, T-Mobile's Sidekick LX 2009 is currently available at a lower cost of $175 on contract after discounts, which is $75 cheaper than the original retail price.

In case you didn't know, T-Mobile's Sidekick LX 2009 is currently available at a lower cost of $175 on contract after discounts, which is $75 cheaper than the original retail price.

As expected, Sidekick LX is now available from T-Mobile for $249.99 with 2-years service contract and mail-in-rebate. The phone is available in dark gray or maroon color and comes with a 1GB microSD card included in the package. The new Sidekick doesnt differ much from its predecessors and comes with:

• Swivel 3.2" 854×480 resolution display;
• Full QWERTY keyboard;
• 3.

T-Mobile has confirmed pricing for Sidekick LX 2009 for new customers. The handset will be going for $249 after rebates on a 2-year contract. The existing T-Mobile subscribers will be able to get it at the pre-sale pice of $199.

Here is a live picture of the new Sidekick LX. It looks like a great replacement for any of the current models. Pity it doesn't run Android.

T-Mobile has officially announced the Sidekick LX yesterday, which isn't bad of course, but everyone knows about it already. We actually expected the comapany to unveils some more Android or BlackBerry related details, but unfortunately that didn't happen.

The previous information have been confirmed: the T-Mobile Sidekick LX is now official and is bound to hit the stores nationwide on May 13th priced at $199 on a 2-year contract.

Features include:

• 3.2" 854x480 resolution Sharp F-WVGA screen;
• Integrated Facebook MySpace and Twitter;
• GPS support, Live Search is now GPS-powered;
• 3.

New T-Mobile Sidekick 2009 details have surfaced yesterday through an FCC filling by the 3G module manufacturer Option. Here's the available set of specs:

• 3" or 3.18" display;
• HSDPA 850, 1700, and 2100MHz;
• Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• Qualcomm MSM7201A core;
• 2Mpix or 3Mpix camera;
• 128MB of RAM;
• 256MB of ROM;

The upcoming SideKick Blade (or Sharp PV300) has been approved by the FCC with T-Mobile 3G support on board.

There's also a leaked screenshot of T-Mobile internal inventory system, where the new SideKick is listed. It is said that the handset will be available in Carbon and Orchid colors.

A live photo of the upcoming Sidekick 2009, also known as the Sidekick Blade has been spotted today in the Web. As you can see, the handset retains the old form factor and a QWERTY keyboard underneath the screen. Sadly, that's all we can tell you for now. Stay tuned for more details.