That's what I recall as well. The US price was close to the European price in number, not in conversion rate ($479 compared to 449 euros?).

If that holds up for the N900, then the 600-650 euros price might translate to $630-$680. And, I believe, that's before subsidies, right?

[QUTOE]If I remember correctly, soon after some retailers offered the N810 in a price range of $410-430.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I think it was letstalk.com that was selling them at a $75 discount. Continuing with the above pricing, that would bring it down to $555-$605. Again, before subsidies. If T-mobile gives a $200-$300 subsidy (about what they seem to give), then we're talking $255-$405 for the final price.

I'll stick to my previous guess of $300-$350.