clipped from www.pcworld.com Verizon Wireless will start selling the BlackBerry Storm, Research in Motion’s eagerly anticipated touch-based iPhone 3G alternative, on November 21 for $250 with a new two-year contract.A $50 mail-in rebate will bring the customer’s outlay down to $200, on a par with the cost of Apple’s popular handset (which is exclusive to AT&T Wireless).Research in Motion announced the BlackBerry Storm in October, saying the phone would be available from Verizon Wireless before the holidays. Verizon announced the pricing and on-sale date today. For more, see the Storm page on Verizon’s Web site.

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