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BobaFett
Joined: Jan 06, 2004
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and what does actually "v" means? on some way, it fits the fone, "v" reflects for me something sharp, just like the name, razr.
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Lebanese
Joined: May 26, 2005
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I feel sorry for Moto.
If you analyse their work, you know that they are on the edge of going down the drain.
No phone company has ever did what Moto is doing, releasing a successful prodcut for a year and maybe more, but with different colors. Which shows they are very desperat. |
JiggyJaggy
Joined: May 21, 2002
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Not really they have taken an exemplory design and managed to saturated all market potential from the handset, and then come out with a near identical handset int he v3i, much like the 6230>6230i situation with Nokia. |
Vein
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They are winning market consumption and they're making money from it. Who cares how they do it, as long as it isn't dishonest.
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BobaFett
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Have to admit, in austria ppl v like candy. Especially the black one.
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isherdholi
Joined: Nov 06, 2005
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I think Motorola has done well with Motorola V3. The pink razr is a Carphone Warehouse exlusive in the UK, and on its release day, 1st November 2005, We sold more than 3000 in the first hour alone.
I think Motorola has realised the success of this iconic phone and by releasing it in so many different colours, they are responding to feedback from the public and making it available in a colour to suit almost any person. Its almost like re-inventing itself (abit like Madona, though I dont know if there are enough different colours to compete with the number of times she has pulled it off!!) |
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Posted: 2006-01-04 11:49
