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And what exactly will fighting over 1 million devices per month with Samsung, HTC, Nokia and a few others accomplish, especially when they all have to use the e

And what exactly will fighting over 1 million devices per month with Samsung, HTC, Nokia and a few others accomplish, especially when they all have to use the exact same UI and almost the exact same hardware? That sounds like an even higher commoditization level to me, and it's not even in a big market - it's in a tiny one. Nokia has already cut the price of the Lumia 710 by $100 a month after it started selling in US. And besides it's not like WP phones can live in their own bubble. They have to compete with Android phones, too, and they usually have lower specs than Android alternatives at the same price level.

cooldeal 15y ago
>And what exactly will fighting over 1 million devices per month with Samsung, HTC, Nokia and a few others accomplish The point is to fight for the entire smartphone share. >Nokia has already cut the price of the Lumia 710 by $100 a month after it started selling in US Really? Then why is it the same here? http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/Phones/cell-phone-detail.aspx?cell-phone=Nokia-Lumia-710-White http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/Phones/cell-phone-detail.aspx?c... Not to mention that it hasn't been been a fortnight since they started selling it.