Would be owners of the T Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 have something to be smiling about we’re sure you’ll agree.

With the drop in the models price in Carbon and Orchid variants down to an astonishing $175 on contract, that’s a considerable drop from the original retail price of $250.

Were not sure what the reason is behind the sudden price drop, apart from the obvious rapid retail shelf aging or the small attention span of consumers like ourselves, but either way the move will be certain to help put the high end feature phone back in the line with some of its contemporaries . Anyone out there ready for the plunge? Go to engadgetmobile.com for more information.