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The Sony Xperia Play costs how much?!?

First official reports of the pricing of Sony’s Xperia Play(Playstation Phone) have been unveiled via Sony Ericsson’s Spanish retailers. The phone hits their stores on April 1st and it will cost €649 without a contract, which comes out to about 900 US dollars. Nine hundred dollars for a cellphone before you even buy the games or any other apps, permit me to say it but crazy much? Now none of this is official here in the US, but you bet your bottom dollar that we’ll be keeping tabs on it.

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