My point wasn't whether you can purchase these phones there, although that you can, certainly does weaken my point. My point is that Walmart is positioned as "

My point wasn't whether you can purchase these phones there, although that you can, certainly does weaken my point. My point is that Walmart is positioned as "Always low prices". The Galaxy line is not positioned that way. The Galaxy line seems to directly take on the iPhone as its competition, not the low end feature phones. Galaxy II S: $529, Galaxy Note: $600, Galaxy Nexus: $685. I think that's closer to your putative $2,000 phone than a $29 feature phone, especially priced in comparison to that iPhone. These are clearly high end phones segmented to a market that values that. (Regardless, there is always this $50,000 Android phone: http://techspy.com/news/538379/the-50-000-android-phone http://techspy.com/news/538379/the-50-000-android-phone)