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Nokia Lumia 900

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anotheoldgit | 13:25 Mon 16th Jul 2012 | Technology
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http://www.dailymail....bs-shares-plunge.html

/// The cost of the Lumia 900 Windows phone in the US has now been reduced to $49.99 from $99 with a two-year contract, Nokia spokesman Keith Nowak said on Sunday. ///

That is only £32.19 from the original reasonable price of £63.75.

I have priced up this phone on Amazon and it costs a whopping £379.95.

Will this phone now be reduced in the UK?
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I think the important part you may be missing is "with a two-year contract"

It's free in the UK with a two-year contract.

http://www.phones4u.c...wBasket.asp?ik=605538
I'm guessing that the price you found on Amazon is for a SIM-free phone.
The price in the article is for a contract phone. Phone prices on contract are heavily subsidised by the network provider, which is why you get locked into a contract, and also why the phone needs to be unlocked before it can be used on another network.

For example the Lumia 900 is free with this Vodafone contract: http://www.carphonewa...-LUMIA-900-TSBVT-FCON
But that's a SIM free phone on Amazon and the example given in the 'States is a 2 year contract so you're not comparing like for like. You can get it for free in the UK on a 2 year plan at £28.50 a month.
Damn that fickens guy!
And double damn him....he's the AB equivalent of Scooby Doo and co. always spoiling an evil plan :-)
I've not been called a pesky kid for years :)
The Lumias are not selling too well in States which might be why they are halving the price of a 5 month old phone.
More likely they are halving the price because MS has announced that windows phone 8 will be out in Q3 of this year and it won't be compatible with existing windows phone devices.
CF. Which is why no one is buying it.
When MS have bankrupted Nokia they can buy the company for peanuts.
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Thank you for your interesting posts, must admit I missed the contract bit, but it would still be interesting to see if the price of this phone will now come down in the UK?
Even if it were free, not really a good moving buying something that will run an obselete operating system. Better waiting for a Windows Phone 8 device.
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