How to Pre-Order the Apple iPhone 5C on 4 USA carriers, Apple store, Walmart and Best Buy

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How to Pre-Order the Apple iPhone 5C on 4 USA carriers, Apple store, Walmart and Best Buy.

Apple.com: The 5C is now on sale via Apple's website. Choose one of five colors - white, pink, yellow, blue, or green - and select whether you want a 16GB or 32GB smartphone. With a two-year contract on AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon, the 16GB is $99 and the 32GB is $199. An unlocked version via T-Mobile is $549 (16GB) or $649 (32GB). Apple is currently listing a Sept. 20 delivery date.

T-Mobile: T-Mobile recently switched to the "un-carrier" model, meaning it no longer offers two-year contracts like its top rivals. As a result, you now hand over a one-time down payment and then two years of monthly payments. With the iPhone 5C, the 16GB has no down payment and will run you $22 per month for 24 months, while the 32GB is $99 up front, also with $22 monthly payments.

With the iPhone 5C, the 16GB has no down payment and will run you $22 per month for 24 months, while the 32GB is $99 up front, also with $22 monthly payments.

AT&T: AT&T is offering the iPhone 5C with a standard two-year contract at the $99 and $199 price points. Those who opt for the carrier's early upgrade Next program, meanwhile, can get the iPhone 5C 16GB for $22 per month, while the 32GB will set you back $27 per month.

Verizon: The 5C is up for pre-order on the carrier's website. You can commit to a two-year contract and get the phone for $99 or $199, get the device on a month-to-month basis for $549 or $649, or opt for Verizon's early upgrade Edge program, which costs $23.06 per month for the 16GB for 24 months or $27.15 per month for the 32GB.

Sprint: The carrier is offering the 5C with a two-year contract for $99 and $199, though from now until Oct. 10, Sprint is offering up to $100 off on any phone when you port your number to Sprint. So new customers could conceivably get the 16GB iPhone 5C for free. Sprint has a note on its website that says it will do its best to deliver the 5C by Sept. 20, but it might take up to two weeks. The yellow version of the 32GB iPhone 5C, meanwhile, will take up to three weeks.

Walmart: The store will sell the 16GB iPhone 5C, in all five colors, for $79 with a two-year contract, a $20 discount. Walmart will start accepting in-store pre-orders on Sept. 13 at the customer service desk. You can then pick it up on Sept. 20 or wait until Sept. 21 to trade in an old smartphone for a further discount through Walmart's new program. Pre-orders must be picked up by Sept. 25, Walmart said.

Best Buy: The big box retailer is accepting pre-orders in stores. It is also running itsregular iPhone trade-in deal between Sept. 13 and 16, though it applies to a new iPhone 5.

Source: PCMag

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Walmart To Sell iPhone 5C For $79, iPhone 5S For $189.

Consumers looking to pick up either of the two new iPhones can save a bit of cash via Walmart. 

The company announced today that it will sell the 16GB iPhone 5C for $79, $20 off the full retail price, and the 16GB iPhone 5S for $189, a savings of $10 off the full price.

Source: yahoonews

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Wal-Mart iPhone5 and iPad for $127 and $399.-

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Wal-Mart iPhone5 and iPad4 for $127 and $399.-

Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Friday that it began selling Apple Inc's flagship iPhone 5 smartphone at a big discount in thousands of its stores.

Wal-Mart said it is selling the 16 GB Apple iPhone 5 for $127, versus an original price of $189.97. The price is valid with a two-year contract from wireless carriers Verizon, Sprint and AT&T, the retailer added.

Wal-Mart said it is also selling the 16 GB iPhone 4S and the 16 GB iPad with Retina display and WiFi at discounts.

The offers will be available for 30 days in about 3,000 of Wal-Mart's stores, which were not identified. They are not available online, according to the retailer.

Apple has focused on high-priced, premium gadgets for many years and has strictly enforced its prices with retailers and other distributors. However, a Wal-Mart spokeswoman said on Friday that the discounts were arranged with Apple.

"We worked together with them on this," the spokeswoman, Sarah Spencer, said. "They are a great partner."

Wal-Mart is pricing the iPad starting at $399, down from $499. Beginning December 17 the retailer said it will throw in a $30 iTunes card.

Wal-Mart is selling the 16 GB iPhone 4S for $47, versus an original price of $89.97, it said.

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Wal-Mart will sell the HPwebOS TouchPad 32GB $599 and webOS accessories.

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Acordding to a PreCentral  anonymus tipster Wal-Mart is going to carry the HP webOS TouchPad Wi-Fi 32GB for $599.-

Also to be available at Wal-Mart is the TouchPad specific Touchstone Dock/Stand, for $79.88.

The webOS Bluetooth keyboard for $69.88

and the first-party TouchPad case for $49.88.

Also listed is an AC charger, priced at $29.88 –

The TouchPad is expected to launch in this June 2011, confirmed before by HP CEO Leo Apotheker himself on the video below.

 There is not an exact launch June day yet, but we have our guessings.

1.-From June 1^st to June 5.

2.-June 6-10 at the HP Discovery 2011 event in Las Vegas.

3.- June 20^th .

Walmart stores on Oct. 15: Apple's iPad coming.

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Walmart has announced that hundreds of its stores will begin selling the iPad on Friday, Oct. 15, eventually expanding to 2,300 stores in November.

Walmart revealed the news Monday evening, confirming last week's rumor that the Bentonville, Arkansas mega-retailer would start carrying Apple's iPad this week. Electronista was first to report, noting that the company's stores will offer all 6 models of the tablet device.

The iPad, which analysts claim has had the fastest adoption rate of any consumer electronics device, can be ordered online from Walmart, but must be picked up in store. Retail stores will feature the device as part of a "separate showcase of Apple hardware," the report noted.

According to TUAW, some Walmart stores have already placed the iPad on the shelves alongside Apple's iPods in advance of Friday's official launch.

With the iPad seen as a must-have item for consumers this holiday season, retailers are hoping to cash in on Apple's success. The increased visibility and availability from retailers such as Walmart, Target, and Best Buy, should help drive sales of the tablet even higher. Target began selling the iPad on Oct. 3. Best Buy expanded iPad sales to all of its U.S. stores on Sept. 26.