Image by Getty Images via @daylife$200 does not feel right. Microsoft and Nokia will have a huge advantage that they seem to want to enter the market at the $100 price point. Microsoft Finally Cracked The Phone
A $200 price point is actually a $600 price point. Only they don't charge you up front. You pay month after month for two years.
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That price point would make this sleek smartphone an absolute game-changer for Windows Phone ..... Nokia could easily have a hit on its hands when this handset launches later this quarter.If Android is free why are the good Android phones the same price as the iPhone?
The real stickler though is the monthly price. There Republic Wireless has nailed it. Only they are not a reality in the market yet. $19 a month is a good price point there.
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