Galaxy S2 pricing based on Infuse?

[compucat]

I've got my sights on the S2. Looking at the AT&T Infuse, it's $199 w/ contract. Since the S2 is obviously a more powerful phone, am I the only one that fears a stronger, 16GB (as opposed to 32GB) phone might be $299 or more? IIRC, the original was $199.

Thoughts?

 

[chocobosandwich]

The Atrix is $199 and seems to frequently go on sale, sometimes for $50. The G2x is on sale for $30 I Forgot which site. The only expensive phones have been the Thunderbolt ($250) and Droid Charge ($300), their specs being rather not-bleeding-edge, which leads me to think the 4G radio is at fault. Or Verizon wants to recoup some 4G expansion costs. I don't see any indication it would be more expensive than $199.

 

[AndroidifyMe]

I have a feeling some carriers (US) will add 50 dollars to that. I could see them keeping it at 200 though. If they come 4G ready for the US I can see them bumping it up 50. You have to realize the Infuse doesn't have the latest TouchWiz or version of Android. It's not dual core either. But still I could be wrong. I hope I am.

 

[BigCiX]

whatever at&t sells it for, just go to walmart and get it $50 cheaper!