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Bid your price for the New T300 |
NokiaKilla
Joined: Sep 01, 2002
Posts: 129
From: Philippines
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T300 is the entry level for the mass market. 
If you gonna buy this phone, what do you think must be the price so that it will hit the market?
For me, when Nokia released 3310, it was $200 and only average people can buy it. Today the price of 3310 is only $100 and majority of Nokia users have it (replacing their old 3210 and 5110).
For me it is a safe if  will put their T300 price between $150 - $180. 
Remember Philippines is the TXT capital of the world (well that's according to Nokia when I am watching TV with an interview with them). When MMS hit the road
that's a good break for SE.
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decoy7
Joined: Feb 06, 2002
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From: NW London
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is this the phone they hope will save the partnership?
sorry folks, but looking at the pictures of that handset i dont feel like i'm on a winning side...unless they've got some new initiative to start marketing towards under 12's.
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GOwin
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
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oh, i thought they're pinning their hopes on the P800
(but i really think what they actually need is a mass market phone)
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NokiaKilla
Joined: Sep 01, 2002
Posts: 129
From: Philippines
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Yeah ! 
They need to penetrate Philippines, you must know that even you combine all the Nokia sales in Europe, they will not match the sales in Philippines (well that's a hearsay, according to my friend selling Nokia phones). 
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Posted: 2002-09-19 15:39
