dallas on 28 December 2012
| famousringo said: No surprise to see discounts on the 820. Its software is frozen at 7.8, right? Time to get rid of that stock. And didn't the 920 go on sale for $99 in the US? Retailers discounting to $40 doesn't seem like that big a deal to me. Especially when that retailer is Amazon, the money-burningest retailer in the world. Plenty of popular phones have ~$50 discount sales. If everybody cut the price, you might have a case. |
Well, thee reception is out there that it might be a sign of slow sales, just saying. The hosts of that financial network CNBC were discussing this and even commented that it might be too early to tell, as per my last post tht this could only be the first sign of things. It is however, very telling that Nokia has lost marketshare in its smartphones over the last year by a large margin, and only does well with its dumb phones.
