VideoEngineerAJS
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Couple of things... that makes the assumption they hit March 10th. Who is to say that their original plan for March 10th would have even held up without the delays?
The other thing about this that's bizarre is that Verizon cannot accelerate their delivery of new devices. That's kind of troubling for a company as large as VZW and with all the resources they have to make these things happen.
As for "buffers".. those are murder in business. "Buffers" cost money and time and resources. You want to get a device out the door as expeditiously as possible so the resources you have frozen on that product can be rolled to the next (and so on).
Could March 10th be right? Yeah, it sure could be. But a broken clock is right twice a day.
Okay, a couple of things for you. Which wireless company is in as big of a transition period as Verizon right now?... The only transition AT&T is currently in is convincing people that their HSPA+ network is "4G" and just as good as all the others.
Verizon on the other hand is in the process of upgrading their ENTIRE network. True their LTE network may still not be "real" 4G, but it's a whole lot closer than anyone else.
When you are in a huge transition period like Verizon and you want to make things right and not rush things out because you don't want your reputation ruined, there has to be buffers. If this were just another 3G phone launch or something I would agree with you, but this is a whole new ballgame here.
Heck AT&T rushed the Atrix out to "beat" Verizon and it's having issues with the network speeds and they didn't even have to deal with LTE issues.
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