Timely, no? In unison with the HSPA+ expansion, T-Mobile USA has decided to come purify with that webConnect Rocket 2.0 that you peeked the couple of weeks ago courtesy of the leaked presentation slip. Said device isn’t drastically different than the original, charity a softly overhauled design as well as “the brand-new rotating pivot USB form cause.” The bigger news is a stretched height support, with this bugger right away playing nice with Windows 7, XP, Vista as well as any chronicle of OS X since 10.4. It’s up for grabs right now via a source link if you’re in the mood for those so-called “4G speeds,” with an on-contract hang costing positively nothing as well as the no-strings-attached version using $199.99.

Update: We’ve updated the post with a brand-new image of a tangible device, though it’s not utterly ready for primetime upon T-Mobile’s site just yet. When it hits, it’ll run $49.99 upon stipulate, with the 1.0 version going for zilch on contract.