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2009-11-04
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Thought I am the sarcastic one here ...
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by zico
Damn dude - take a pill.
no worries, nokia is just bs and nothing else, i hope they go bankrupt, from the bottom of my heart i do.
the only reason im wanting the n900 is the OS and ofcourse the hardware... if any other company comes with similar specs, i swear to god im gonna make all my friends to cancel and boycott nokia. Whats hurts the most is that i actually convinced12 ppl pre-order from this piece of crap company.
If it is delayed again, I may well adopt a wait and see attitude but not because "whaaa I want my toy", rather delays hint at a larger issue and I would want to see how that shakes out.
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Class .. : Power Poster, Potential Coder
Humor .. : [*********] Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Patience : [***-------] Weapon(s): +2 Logic Mace
Agro ... : |*****-----] Relic(s) : G1, N900
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2009-11-04
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From what I'm seeing, the only straight company that didn't give faulty dates so far, is Amazon.com:
"Delivery estimate: We need a little more time to provide you with a good estimate. We'll notify you via e-mail as soon as we have an estimated delivery date. You can cancel at any time."
and that gives me a good feeling about them, that as soon as they give a date it would be exact, because at least they admit that they know how big of a mess Nokia is making, and don't wanna give its customers random dates.
"Delivery estimate: We need a little more time to provide you with a good estimate. We'll notify you via e-mail as soon as we have an estimated delivery date. You can cancel at any time."
and that gives me a good feeling about them, that as soon as they give a date it would be exact, because at least they admit that they know how big of a mess Nokia is making, and don't wanna give its customers random dates.
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2009-11-04
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#864
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The larger issue may be that Nokia has some problems with their cheaper software engineers in Asia?
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by rm42
Does the price usually go up after the release date? Or go down during the holidays? or something else?..LOL. I've wondered about this before.
I wouldn't count on that. At least not in the next 6 months.
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by meyma
lol, i really hope you haven't lost it yet waiting for your N900
The larger issue may be that Nokia has some problems with their cheaper software engineers in Asia?
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by bigbrovar
The date is 15th November, for now. If it doesn't ship this week from the factory, then it is later this month.
It would really help if Nokia at least come out and give a specific date when there estimate this device would be released. Its sad because am sure their distribution partners as well as their loyal customers are disappointed at the lack of information coming from them. Many would have lost lots of cancellation of pre-orders and even some credibility in the eyes of their customers.
What does it take. Come out and give a statement on the status of the device.
From the Peter's comments it is apparent that Nokia makes the final decision to release or not to release only a few days before the planned date for the factory to ship the devices.
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by att
What's the lead time from shipping from the factory to distributor stocking? 1 week? If so, possibly at least 10 days out from when Nokia says "GO" for release? So yeah, Nokia has to make a decision to release by Mid-November if we want to have the phones in our hands this month?
The date is 15th November, for now. If it doesn't ship this week from the factory, then it is later this month.
From the Peter's comments it is apparent that Nokia makes the final decision to release or not to release only a few days before the planned date for the factory to ship the devices.
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by att
I think hat's true. Also the N97 was slated end of June and shipped mid june, early as it were. So anything is possible. The next thing you will here from Nokia is most likely one of two announcements.
The date is 15th November, for now. If it doesn't ship this week from the factory, then it is later this month.
From the Peter's comments it is apparent that Nokia makes the final decision to release or not to release only a few days before the planned date for the factory to ship the devices.
1) Released
2) Further delays.
Between now and the end of Nov, expect option #1.
Starting Dec, expect Option #2
I don't believe they'll "pre-announce" the release date from what it is now, that wouldn't make sense. All minus, and no plus.
I wish we had someone inside NewEgg's warehouse
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by hypnotik
My understanding is that Nokia made the famous delay decision that pushed release to November on the 21/22th October. That leaves little over one week for shipping, and distributors and shops to get ready.
What's the lead time from shipping from the factory to distributor stocking? 1 week? If so, possibly at least 10 days out from when Nokia says "GO" for release? So yeah, Nokia has to make a decision to release by Mid-November if we want to have the phones in our hands this month?
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