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2009-11-18
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OK. It's out now. So who's gonna be the first to run down to a flagship store and pick one up and let us know?
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2009-11-18
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@ South Florida
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Originally Posted by njoughin
Available? WTF? Available to me means I can order today and have it tomorrow!!! I got no clues what those Nimrods at Nokia think available means!
http://www.nokia.com/press/press-rel...newsid=1355897
The Nokia N900 is now available to US consumers
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2009-11-18
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@ Allemagne
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"Nokia lands in the USA"
So the first ship has finally reached Hawaii,
one more week for West Coast :P
So the first ship has finally reached Hawaii,
one more week for West Coast :P
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2009-11-18
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@ Finland
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Originally Posted by les_garten
It's propably already sold out in USA
Available? WTF? Available to me means I can order today and have it tomorrow!!! I got no clues what those Nimrods at Nokia think available means!
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2009-11-18
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@ Manchester UK
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Nokia's biggest market and customer base in Europe and where do they start to ship first???
USA - wow!!! what a wonderful announcement!
Last edited by mchu6am4; 2009-11-18 at 15:42.
USA - wow!!! what a wonderful announcement!
Last edited by mchu6am4; 2009-11-18 at 15:42.
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2009-11-18
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@ Stockholm (formally Amsterdam, London)
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2009-11-18
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Originally Posted by mchu6am4
The same thing happened with N800 and N810.
Nokia biggest market and customer base in Europe and where do they start to ship first???
USA - wow!!! what a wonderful announcement!
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2009-11-18
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Originally Posted by NotTheMessiah
Any 'big' launch happens this way. iPhones, Wii, PS3 , XBox etc.etc - They were all in many shop store-rooms days before 'launch'. I never said that there's always enough stock at each store to meet demand, however
I'd agree with this but only so far.
I've seen this with software but I cant recall a time i've seen this happen
with any device.
Usually the stock of hardware wont really arrive early at all.
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2009-11-18
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@ New York City
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Originally Posted by mhotep
I called the New York flagship yesterday and was "encouraged" by the smug woman on the phone to put my name on a call-list. As she explained it they already had over 200 names on their list and weren't even receiving that many phones. Although supposedly she couldn't give me any info about them getting the phones other than it'd be before Thanksgiving, but ballparking stock status is OK to try and get me to go on their call-list). I declined this opportunity rather than bothering to explain how *****ic the whole situation and idea of pre-ordering was, especially since she just said they wouldn't even be getting 200 phones.
OK. It's out now. So who's gonna be the first to run down to a flagship store and pick one up and let us know?
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2009-11-18
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Originally Posted by jaark
The thing that irks me is there often (usually I would bet) is plenty of stock, whether its being held back by the manufacturer or by the stores.
Any 'big' launch happens this way. iPhones, Wii, PS3 , XBox etc.etc - They were all in many shop store-rooms days before 'launch'. I never said that there's always enough stock at each store to meet demand, however