12 April 2011 11:45 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Carphone Warehouse has joined UK retailer Clove in pricing and dating the HTC Flyer in the UK. HTC’s tablet will cost £600 when it launches in May.
The news means that the single-core, stylus-touting tablet - which runs HTC Sense - will be more expensive that Apple’s iPad and the Motorola Xoom at launch unless operators in the UK get heavy-handed and subsidise it.
Although HTC has yet to officially set a date other than Q2, or a price for that matter, as this is the second time that Pocket-lint has heard the same price now, we're pretty sure that Carphone Warehouse is spot-on with its pricing.
We might find out more later today after the HTC London launch event.
UPDATE: HTC have confirmed that the HTC Flyer UK release date is 9 May.
Tablets, HTC, HTC Flyer, Carphone Warehouse



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