Nokia N75, Motorola KRZR see price cuts at AT&T
by Chris Ziegler 
posted Aug 6th 2007 at 8:43PM
If a $200 Nokia N75 doesn't get you worked into a lather, perhaps a $100 N75 will. That's what AT&T seems to be hoping anyway, having just reduced the price of its shining beacon of 3G S60 glory down to a single hundie. Also benefitting from the price cuts is the Motorola KRZR K1, falling to the same $100. Hmm, 2.5G dumbphone or 3G smartphone? We know which one we'd choose.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Eric @ Aug 6th 2007 9:02PM
It's already less at Amazon.
Eric @ Aug 6th 2007 9:04PM
I mean the N75. It's usually about -9 dollars with 2 year contract
Will @ Aug 6th 2007 9:12PM
these phones have been this price for almost a month...
Jordan @ Aug 7th 2007 9:36AM
Why, oh why did Nokia leave HSDPA out of this phone?
James D @ Aug 7th 2007 9:26PM
Good heavens, I can only imagine how crap the battery life would be with HSDPA instead of UTMS.
I had the N75 for a week, and had to take it back. It's really sweet that it's an S60 phone with 3G, even though it lacks 3.5G, but the camera kinda sucked and the battery life was egregiously horrible. I got maybe an hour or two of talk time, depending on how much I used Opera Mini or the built-in browser.
For $100 maybe it'd be worth it -- you can use the $100 saved on a dock to charge a spare battery to take with you...
Spenecer @ Aug 7th 2007 3:57PM
I just debranded my cingular N75. Excellent phone when all the cingular crap is taken out. Soon as it's debranded A2DP works and the 600k ringtone limit is removed. Now all I need is the Symbian Slingplayer for the US and I'm set.