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some N9 preorder pricing fun:
geizhals.at

you can already preorder the 64GB version for only €999,- !

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^ 999 euros? That's a joke!
There's no way that's a uniform price.
It'll be much cheaper elsewhere.

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Is that a serious e-shop. Or just some minor store trying a marketing stunt. Anyone bought stuff from them in the past?

Love the price 999 euro :)

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don't worry, that's just some retailer trying to scam the impatient :)

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Listed as compatible accessories

http://europe.nokia.com/find-product...le-charger-kit

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999 is the number your bank manager dials if you buy one. ;)

There's no doubt that this device will be overpriced, especially the 64GB version. If Nokia can charge over £400 for the X7, who knows what they have in mind for the N9. :/

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Same for Verkkokauppa.com in Finland -- they offer pre-order for 999.90EUR. It is normal practice, though, for all new products where Verkkokauppa is not sure about actual price and availability date.

http://www.verkkokauppa.com/fi/produ...lin-16GB-musta

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So in conclusion we still have no idea when or how much we'll be able to buy the device.

Of all the things that Elop should have changed, the "Hey here's a phone you want. We'll release it Soon™ once all that pesky excitement has died down and people have already bought something else" nonsense should have been #1

As others have noted, maybe he's saving that for the Sea Ray... :mad:

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I'm srsly evolving into a massive Nokia hater as each day passes.
Not a fanboy of any brand, just a hater of Nokia...

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Well, if you become that which you hate, remember:

1. Don't shift the focus of you competitive drive from external in the marketplace to internal, siloed divisions.
2. Should you accidentally do #1, don't try to recover by hiring a Canadian CEO.