The white Sony Ericsson X10 which UK network Orange announced it had a (timed) exclusive on has now launched for online ordering, with Orange tariffs starting at £22.50 per month – if you don’t mind paying a one-off fee of £149.99 for the X10 itself.
The ‘sweet spot’ tariff will be something like Orange’s Panther 35 bundle, we’d imagine, which will let you get the X10 along with 600 calling minutes and unlimited text messages for £30 per month, with a £49.99 fee for the handset.
Anyway, here’s a screen-capture. You can sort out your own contracts.
And if you’re not keen on the X10, remember Orange will also be stocking a limited edition black version of the HTC desire, are revealed last week, in a few weeks time.
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