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Originally Posted by ysss View Post
@dantonic: yea, i agree 100% with your attitude
That way everyone gets what they want. There's no point in pushing root access and extreme openness to all spectrum of users if they didn't even care about it.
What is this "extreme openness"? Is a Windows PC "extremely open", because the user gets do decide what programs he can install rather than his ISP? The operators are going down a very dangerous path, and I'm glad Nokia is trying to stop it.


Originally Posted by Architengi View Post
I completely agree. One thing is buy the device for $99 or for $299 (subsidized) and another thing to pay $650 for the unlocked one. This device needs a data plan to have full power on it... so if anyways you need a plan, why not getting the N900 at an attractive price? Advantage for Nokia and N900 users if the device is subsidized, it is more popular, more apps for it...
You are NOT getting phones for an attractive price like that. You're paying less upfront and paying a high monthly charge, that's going to end up costing you more because they know they've got you locked in for two years.

How anyone could think that's a good deal, I don't understand.
 

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