Actually, you probably payed a hell of a lot more than that for your current cell phone. I don't know how it works in Europe, but in the US, when you let the c

Actually, you probably payed a hell of a lot more than that for your current cell phone. I don't know how it works in Europe, but in the US, when you let the carrier subsidize the phone, they're charging you a lot more than $520 cost of the N1 over the course of your 2 year contract. On the other hand, if you buy the N1 at full price, Tmobile in the US has a set of unsubsidized plans (called "Even More Plus") that are a lot cheaper than the normal subsidized plans that they, and the other US carriers, usually offer.