eXpansys joins Google: now offers Samsung Galaxy Nexus for $399

3. nyamo posted on 26 Apr 2012, 08:21 2

while i do agree with your statement. most average consumers could care less. when buying mobiles state side price is always the biggest factor, then newness, at least imo

4. kshell1 posted on 26 Apr 2012, 08:27 2

And i agree with you my friend, as you said the average consumer cares about price, but then again everyone has their own preferences, mine being the most powerful device on the market, while say a middle aged man would go with the nexus because of the price.

5. cellphonator posted on 26 Apr 2012, 08:54 0

Hey, who are you calling middle aged man? I'll show you youngster! :)

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6. kshell1 posted on 26 Apr 2012, 09:04 1

xD just an example. nothing meant offensively.

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9. Hildy posted on 26 Apr 2012, 22:05 0

Speaking as at least a middle age man, I'd rather have yesterday's leading edge hardware with leading edge OS updates than leading edge hardware with updates that may or may not show up depending on the OEM's and carrier's whims. Cost isn't an issue for middle age men and their toys.

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10. kshell1 posted on 27 Apr 2012, 11:10 0

Well we saw how your "leading edge" updates work out on your galaxy nexus, look at its predecessor the nexus s, att hasn't got their ics update, tmobile nope, sprint barely, and regular failed the first rollout. The nexus one didn't exactly have a great track record either, it has nearly the same power as the nexus s except for GPU and it didn't get updated but thats mainly due to ROM limitations

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