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2011-03-10
, 05:22
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Joined on Nov 2010
@ Welland, Ontario, Canada
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#12
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Originally Posted by hawaii
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Drop it about $150 and ship to out to the US and you'll fair better.
I have 3 N900s in my possession right now, didn't get hit by duties or any of them. Electronics are covered by the Free Trade Agreement as far as I know.
I highly doubt you'll sell this in Canada, especially for more than $200. Sorry to burst your bubble.
Last edited by yaavarumKaeleer; 2011-03-13 at 22:40.
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2011-03-10
, 17:28
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Joined on Sep 2010
@ West Sussex, England
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#13
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Originally Posted by yaavarumKaeleer
I understand that not everyone's preferences are the same, but i say keep it. It's not until yougo without the device you realise how great it is. Something as small as the movie playback for instance, the browser, the capabilities of it, FM transmitter and so forth.
1) I have to wait for an un announced time till I get 3G in my area...
2) Cant program anything myself as I am not a developer...
3) I don't find the phone integrated that much with the gmail /other cloud services to manage contacts, calendar, etc efficiently.
4) Other personal preference problems...
You can sync Gmail, contacts and calendar to it, but it does require a workaround (just Google it, all the info is there).
I'm not a developer, never even looked at code, but i still wouldn't consider another device. Actually mine just broke, i ordered another one the very same day. As for 3G, i'm from the UK where this runs on 3.5, but i'm in the States now and was in Canada last year. It's a shame it doesn't pick up 3G, but honestly,i had no problems at all running 2.5. I didn't try Skype on it, but internet was fine, and Canada has free wifi almost everywhere anyway!
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2011-03-10
, 17:31
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Joined on Nov 2009
@ San Francisco
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Originally Posted by hawaii
i agree. in fact if you drop it to $150 i'll buy it from ya right now
Drop it about $150 and ship to out to the US and you'll fair better.
I have 3 N900s in my possession right now, didn't get hit by duties or any of them. Electronics are covered by the Free Trade Agreement as far as I know.
I highly doubt you'll sell this in Canada, especially for more than $200. Sorry to burst your bubble.
I have 3 N900s in my possession right now, didn't get hit by duties or any of them. Electronics are covered by the Free Trade Agreement as far as I know.
I highly doubt you'll sell this in Canada, especially for more than $200. Sorry to burst your bubble.