A new post on Engadget suggests that AT&T might be dropping the Pearl 8100 from their stores. It’s rumored that the 8100 will be replaced with the GPS-enabled 8110 sometime in April, which wouldn’t be the first time an old BlackBerry got bumped out by a new one. They’ll also, apparently, be dropping the aging Motorola RAZR V3 from stores, but that hardly comes as a surprise to anyone.
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I can confirm that the Pearl and RAZR are going EOL (end of life). I’m a dealer for a small authorized retailer for at&t and we got confirmation earlier this week. The gunmetal grey Motorola V3xx is EOL too.