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attila77

2009-07-20 16:31

Re: N97 being marketed like a NIT in the uk?

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Originally Posted by jalladin (Post 305562)

but $700 is a bit steap for even a new device, during such harsh economical times. espicially when the last two big mobile devices were released at around $199 and $299

...and my buddy Sticky Joe releases them from the back of trucks for $50... Jokes aside, let's not compare apples and oranges - it's NOT 6-700$ vs 2-300$, as has already beaten to death (you know, the contract thingy?).

GeneralAntilles

2009-07-20 17:33

Re: N97 being marketed like a NIT in the uk?

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Originally Posted by attila77 (Post 305602)

With AT&T, for instance, data will cost half as much on the N900 as it will on the iPhone. Over 24 months, that's $360.

jalladin

2009-07-20 18:03

Re: N97 being marketed like a NIT in the uk?

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Originally Posted by TenSpeed (Post 305581)

Actually, the N97 IS available in the USA, and it's currently $599 at the Nokia store. I saw them in the Chicago flagship store on the weekend, and was pretty impressed (but I'm still holding out for Rover).

I never caught on to what a "flagship" store is exactly...
do they have any commercials for the N97 yet and if so are they marketing it like a NIT or a smart phone in the US (being in korea feels like I'm under a rock away from the world).

sjgadsby

2009-07-20 18:18

Re: N97 being marketed like a NIT in the uk?

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Originally Posted by jalladin (Post 305618)

I never caught on to what a "flagship" store is exactly...

Wikipedia has an explanation.

jalladin

2009-07-20 18:54

Re: N97 being marketed like a NIT in the uk?

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Originally Posted by sjgadsby (Post 305620)