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That is an attractive device, but so is the N9. Too bad the unlocked versions will be $850+.
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
That is an attractive device, but so is the N9. Too bad the unlocked versions will be $850+.
- rbanffy 15y agoIt's a high end phone, after all. Nokia should aim lower. Cheaper Androids are there already
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoIn what way is it high end? I know that Nokias usually have excellent cameras, but other than that, what?
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- rbanffy 15y agoBig touchscreen, multi-tasking smartphone with Nokia quality? Doesn't look like they have many fancier models.
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoSure, but a high end phone isn't over $800 (isn't that what you were responding to?). iPhone 4 unlocked is $750 on Amazon, Androids are usually in the $600-$700 range for their high end devices. But Nokias are always in the high 800s and into the 900s.
- rbanffy 15y agoThat's a problem Nokia never solved. Even their fairly mundane phones are more expensive (although better built) than most of their competition.
- jarek 15y agoIsn't this just the usual Nokia Europe-like pricing in North America effect? How competitive are the prices in Europe?
- lewispb 15y agoNokia prices are usually very competitive in in the UK at least.
- codedivine 15y agoWhich currency is that? USD? I see Nokia E7 at $429 unlocked and Nokia N8 at around $379 at amazon.com. I don't see where that high 800s and 900s is coming from, unless you are talking about a different currency.
- rrrazdan 15y agoWhere did you get that figure from?