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Dude, would you like a Nokia with that Dell?

June 16, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - 3 Comments

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0551322247_dell-logo.jpgDell now sells unlocked Nokia devices, not the crappy low end stuff either. A quick search yields the following:

  • Nokia N80: $447.78
  • Nokia E61i: $423.77
  • NokiaN95: $736.53
  • Nokia E61: $383.40

Well I’ll be damned! I usually use eBay to get my frequent Finnish fix, now I’m going to be knocking on Michael Dell’s door. Why didn’t Nokia or Dell mention this via press release?

This is the first step towards the destruction of the operator monopoly on devices. If Dell or Nokia or anyone for that matter began educating Americans that if you are a T-Mobile or AT&T customer you can use any GSM device you want, the mobile hardware ecosystem would boom. I’m tired of asking people what phone they have and hearing “Sprint.” I’m tired of people asking me when the Nokia N95 will be available from AT&T.

Break thru your shackles, tell your operator to shove that 2 year contract where last weeks cheeseburger is rotting. Go unlocked and unbranded, you have nothing to loose and everything to gain.

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