if i get early info sure, not a problem. unfortunately, they are pretty good at keeping that info from employees until it is released to the public tho lol
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Thanks for clarifying. I just wanted to be sure, since your comment was like a statement more than speculation.
If you hear anything else, including release date, feel free to share also!
haha i highly doubt that! i've owned a few droid's by motorola and didnt have touch screen issues. had OTHER issues that the phone needed to be replaced a few times, but more of a software issue than anything
if i get early info sure, not a problem. unfortunately, they are pretty good at keeping that info from employees until it is released to the public tho lol
I hope the price point is $199 with contract just like the EVO 3d. If they wold have just released the New evo without the silly 3d and a better camera, I would have jumped all over it.
I swear the more and more I look at the Photon the more I want it and reading info on its sister At&t version the Atrix with its keyboard/laptop dock i am more ecstatic. I may not even need to go get a tablet if I get the laptop dock. (I was leaning towards the Toshiba Thrive), but I will have to read up on the reviews of the Atrix laptop dock to see if its worth it.
Which brings me back to this thread and us talking about the prices. Whether the Photon is sold at $199 or not, i know that i will be probably in debt by having to buy the laptop dock etc if i did go that route.
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I think we all share the same sentiment. But honestly, even if it were $100 more, I'd still consider it!...LOL. That's just me though. I know that wouldn't apply to everyone.
Tell me why this will be better then the EVO 3D, and what it has that the evo 3D does not?
Tell me why this will be better then the EVO 3D, and what it has that the evo 3D does not?
I totally agree with that statement 100%, and which is why I am (most likely) going for the Photon 4G. Now if the Korean version of the EVO 4G comes to the states (which is the EVo 3D without the 3D) then it may be a bit harder to decide for some, but with teh World capabilites that the Photon has and that laptop docking I see no contest so far.To be honest, I don't see the EVO 3d as being much of an upgrade to the EVO. My EVO is a beast with the latest CM7 ROM and tiamat_sbc kernel.
Tell me why this will be better then the EVO 3D, and what it has that the evo 3D does not?
I thought about another factor that might keep the price of the Photon down. It doesn't come with a SD card, like the Epic 4G did before (16gb) or either of the EVO's (4G & 3D - 8gb card). Even though it comes with 16gb of internal storage built in, it's still one less "accessory" that will be provided in the box, so wouldn't that help in justifying a price of $199 or even $249, even though it's a world phone?
I don't know though, they may try to pull the "we're giving you 16gb AND the ability to use a microSD card" and use that to keep the price up. Haha you just never know with the big 3.
Is that a formal statement that was made by Sprint and/or Motorola, or just speculation based on the blogs/articles that have been written?
Offering the perfect balance of features for business needs and fun, Sprintand Motorola Mobility today announced the July 31 availability of Sprint’s first international 4G smartphone, Motorola PHOTON™ 4G. Motorola PHOTON 4G will cost $199.99 (excludes taxes) with a new line or eligible upgrade and two-year service agreement(1). Sprint Premier Customers will have the opportunity to purchase Motorola PHOTON 4G – online only – three days before the national launch, while supplies last.
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LOL...yeah, you were right. Secretly, I was just anti-jinxing your statement...hahaha...SO glad you were right.
I'm guessing $199. The more I read about this phone the more I like
Sprint is aiming towards $199
You both were right.see, i was right
You both were right.
I only wish, they would have shown images of those accessories mentioned in the press release.
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