Nokia pounces on iPhone price drop with Google ads
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
me3rkrat @ Sep 6th 2007 1:20PM
hmm, ok.
Corey P. @ Sep 6th 2007 1:42PM
not cool at all nokia
BFish @ Sep 6th 2007 2:56PM
Fair play ? Seems that Nokia is in full panic mode now.
upz @ Sep 6th 2007 3:33PM
So Apple gives everyone the shaft, yet Nokia's the bad guy?
Long live Steve Jobs, 50% profit margins, and marginally improved iPod models year after year with the same price point!
am @ Sep 6th 2007 4:12PM
although it's a *great* phone, that $700 price tag on the N95 is starting to seem pretty ridiculous right now. i wonder what it will drop to. (and yes i know it has lots of features the iphone doesn't. but still.)
BFish @ Sep 6th 2007 4:32PM
According to JP Morgan the manufacturing cost for N95 is about
220-260, while Jobs pays 200$ for 8GB iPhone. Nokia has plenty of room as well to drop the price if they want to.
kashif @ Sep 6th 2007 6:58PM
How much is that in US dollars? Also, is it the same for the US version? They did have to adhere to our frequencies; wouldn't it cost more if they weren't producing as many as the European ones?
willie @ Sep 6th 2007 6:07PM
Yeah but first they have to offer it through a carrier if they ever want market share.
DDD @ Sep 7th 2007 6:38AM
IN us that is.
gfxgum @ Sep 6th 2007 11:51PM
wah wah wah
johdaxx @ Sep 7th 2007 12:16AM
I could imagine Nokia being just ever so slightly annoyed at Steve-o dropping the price. Makes a nice $700+ N95 just a little harder to swallow...