Comments on: iPhone's price tag curbs Brits' interest
Seventy-two percent of U.K. consumers won't buy Apple's device at its current price, according to a survey.
Seventy-two percent of U.K. consumers won't buy Apple's device at its current price, according to a survey.
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why everyone thinks this phone costs so much more than any
other. The N95 on a comparable t-mobile contract is only £50
cheaper over the contract life. Top of the range phones always
cost a premium when they first come out and most people don't
buy the top of the range model.
This does not surprise me.
the customers too! Two year contracts are deplorable! Hundreds
of dollars for an I-Phone is ridiculous. Hence the rebate. Top it
off with the lack of useful features and limited accessories, it's
just another shinny penny in the fountain. I'm sure there are
many people out there waiting for a realistic price and terms for
this phone. Like me they wont use ATT and wont be gouged for
the phone either. As a road worrier I need a useful phone!!
Guess I'll just have to drag my Treo kicking and screaming into
the next generation of phones.
Apple products are usually very good but their business and
marketing team is crap.
But what I find really laughable and honestly made my morning was the fact that you critisized apple's marketing team. You do realize this is the same marketing team that took a company from being basicly belly up in 1997 to top 5 tech company 10 years later. You do realize apple's marketing will be used as examples of HUGE success in marketing for years to come? Maybe you were being sarcastic about their marking being terrible. For your sake I hope you were, and if not I hope you come out of that bubble and visit the real world sometime.
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- by HamishMcvie November 27, 2007 11:48 PM PST
- I'd snap one up if it was 3G. I can't see the point in having one at
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- 3G
- by wordord November 28, 2007 6:31 AM PST
- I would buy one immediately if it a) would have 3G (or, rather,
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(11 Comments)the moment. EDGE is a bit backward over here.
HSDPA!), b) if it would be unlocked.
Well, in my country it's illegal to sell locked 2G phones, so if Apple
wants to enter our market, they'll either have to introduce a 3G
model or unlock the 2G model.
BTW: the unlocked iPhones you get in Germany don't work with
non-German SIM cards! Shame on you, Apple!