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Rebeldiamond is offline Rebeldiamond
2010-05-07 , 18:08
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Vodafone UK have announced they are no longer going to stock the n900 in any of their stores, it will available online only.
 
georgefjones is offline georgefjones
2010-05-07 , 19:22
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I think we've all been shafted.
 
Wichall is offline Wichall
2010-05-07 , 19:33
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We have, I wonder if Nokia will learn from their mistakes or carry on with the same ****?

Stop selling prototypes, finish your products.
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2010-05-07 , 19:39
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Any links or press releases? It's not that I don't trust you, I just cannot locate anything on this.
 
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2010-05-07 , 19:50
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I cant find that info on google, although Ill check their official site later. vodafone only started selling the n900 this january, so if thats true then the n900 didnt last long at all. even if vodafone were trying to sell it with contracts in store, im not that surprised- the average mobile customer isnt going to pay for one, and anyone wanting net usage is probably going to go for something thats been around a lot longer for compatibility assurance etc. aside from the n900s jerky video frame rate in recording, lack of fm radio (although u can install one yourself), and its mobile phone sound quality being worse than my £10 sony ericsson backup mobile, its still a great device for the net, gaming emulation and basic 5mps photography. i can only hope that nokia continue to support the n900 for at least another year, they have plenty of time to update/improve the device. perhaps vodafone will change their minds once the official price gets alot lower
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2010-05-07 , 19:53
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a friend contract was up and vodafone uk offered him a recon n97 12month contract for £20pm
after sending back 2 phones in the same week they sent him a recon n900 on the same deal, ive just pimped it and it looked brand new to me and works just as good as mine
(im paying £35pm 24month contract)
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2010-05-07 , 20:24
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Don't say anything bad about the N900. They'll have your guts for garters here.

Don't buy one folks. Get an iPhone of HTC desire instead.
 
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2010-05-07 , 20:36
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Don't say anything bad about the N900. They'll have your guts for garters here.

Don't buy one folks. Get an iPhone of HTC desire instead.
I thought you had an iPhone?
 
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2010-05-07 , 20:38
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Holy apple fanboys Batman!
 
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2010-05-07 , 21:18
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Originally Posted by berty View Post
Don't say anything bad about the N900. They'll have your guts for garters here.

Don't buy one folks. Get an iPhone of HTC desire instead.
Sarcasm or too much time on your hands?
 

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