HTC Droid Incredible 2 Streets April 28 for $199
Epic Fail!
no 4g, no dual-core, and no gingerbread??!!?? for $200 on contract, that is a complete waste of money. maybe consider it if it cost less, but with last years technology at that price range..... EPIC FAIL!!
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No. If they start making only 4G devices THAT would be the fail. Why should I pay more for tech that is not even available to me in my home area? Right. I shouldn't.
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I currently have an enV Touch so the Dinc 2 is a great upgrade. Perhaps it's less attractive if you have the Dinc 1, but since there's no LTE in my area and I really like HTC Sense this is a good choice. The $199 price is on the high side, however I get that price as an early upgrade option from Verizon. It's worth it to not have to wait another four months to maybe get a better price from Amazon, et al.
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I got my Incredible for $0 from Best Buy after having my HTC XV6900 since Fall 2007. If VZ Access Manager had supported Windows 7 on my XV6900 I truly do not believe I would have upgraded then. Now that I have an Incredible...this phone is STILL worth having to me. I think you will be just fine.
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the Iphone is 3 years ago tech and look how well it sells... this phone will do very well
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I agree. It'll be underwhelming for sure. Many of those who do purchase it will, at some point within their 30 days, realize that they have made a mistake and most likely switch it for the Thunderbolt, which is superior in many aspects. The realization of waiting a short while longer before upgrading will also become a factor.
Consumers, even 1st timers, who specifically go looking for smartphones (which seems to be the norm these days), are intelligent enough to know when a specific device is not on the level. When you purchase a new smartphone, and the specifications/technology doesn't surpass certain previous-gen models that people around you have been using for quite some time, you tend to feel cheated. Before you can convince yoursel...
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Consumers, even 1st timers, who specifically go looking for smartphones (which seems to be the norm these days), are intelligent enough to know when a specific device is not on the level. When you purchase a new smartphone, and the specifications/technology doesn't surpass certain previous-gen models that people around you have been using for quite some time, you tend to feel cheated. Before you can convince yoursel...
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