I think that's awfully overpriced for the One, I'll buy the Cheaper One that looks like the Same One instead. </joeconsumer>
I think that's awfully overpriced for the One, I'll buy the Cheaper One that looks like the Same One instead. </joeconsumer>
How do you figure it's overpriced? 649 full price is on par with the S5, and presumably the S6. The S5 had 16gb of storage and was $649 at release.
As soon as the M9 comes out the M8's price will drop significantly.
As soon as the M9 comes out the M8's price will drop significantly.
Yes, that's a given - but you said the $649 price was "awfully overpriced" for the M9. I was just asking how you thought it was overpriced.
Joe Consumer is going to think that the $650 M9 is grossly overpriced compared to the $400 (or whatever it gets dropped to) M8 that looks exactly the same. Hence the use of the </joeconsumer> tag.
Joe Consumer is going to think that the $650 M9 is grossly overpriced compared to the $400 (or whatever it gets dropped to) M8 that looks exactly the same. Hence the use of the </joeconsumer> tag.
no "joe consumer" will look at the $800+ rumored price point of the s6 and buy the m9.
And you always seem to point the finger at Samsung for an awful lot, one might think you have a complex. Samsung did it, so it must be OK, all Samsung's fault, etc, etc. It just doesn't work, really, I'm sorry to tell you, it just comes across as jealousy. Now, again, Joe Consumer is looking at two devices, one of them is a $650 One model, one is a $400 One model. They look nearly identical except for power button positioning and camera module. Same metal, same speaker grilles, same software, same screen. What will you say to convince our new best buddy Joe to buy the new one?