sounds insteresting, i wonder what type of frankenstein they will create to enter our market? because i don't think they will be bringing any of their keitais here, not even a stripped down version.
this is exactly what Panasonic is doing but in Europe
The phones they launch will be regular slab smartphones with subpar specs, and maybe waterproofing if you guys are lucky. They won't sell very well, and people will forgot all about it.
The phones they launch will be regular slab smartphones with subpar specs, and maybe waterproofing if you guys are lucky. They won't sell very well, and people will forgot all about it.
And they will be ugly black frames with boring designs.
The phones they launch will be regular slab smartphones with subpar specs, and maybe waterproofing if you guys are lucky. They won't sell very well, and people will forget all about it.
Sharp FX anyone?
I'd love to be proven wrong though.
corrected my own grammar...
Originally Posted by CELL-P
And they will be ugly black frames with boring designs.
Yep. Boring basic smartphone(s) which will be quickly forgotten.
They should just focus on having the phones unlocked and the related. They wouldn't have to make new phones catered to the US market, and will still get customers that really want to buy their phones.
They should just focus on having the phones unlocked and the related. They wouldn't have to make new phones catered to the US market, and will still get customers that really want to buy their phones.
The number of regular subscribers far outweigh the number of people who are interested in paying full price for an unlocked Fujitsu.
Create an Android ICS phone with an HD display, LTE and that quad-core processor (Tegra 3?), all for ~$200 on-contract and I'm pretty sure many people would be drawn away from the currently popular Galaxy S II etc devices.
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