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Topic # 12732 2-Apr-2007 20:09
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Hey guys

N95 is officially on trademe after a lot of scam-auctions , but the price is quite expensive $1600-$1800 without warranty ? Theyre selling for $1280 sg in singapore ?
Its a shame that its so expensive in NZ .
Vodafone is usually overpriced and I gues they`ll put up this phone at around $2000ish mark

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Reply # 66020 2-Apr-2007 20:23
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I am quite sure it will not be priced around 2K

Maybe 1500ish

But I have been wrong before



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  Reply # 66132 3-Apr-2007 16:27
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well vodafone has n93(i?) around that price 1500ish so i dont think n95 would be the same

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  Reply # 66892 12-Apr-2007 08:57
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enfield: well vodafone has n93(i?) around that price 1500ish so i dont think n95 would be the same


N93i does have a HUGE barrel lense though which helps push that price up.

I agree with johnr on price $1500-$1699 I reckon :)



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  Reply # 66902 12-Apr-2007 12:00
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So its not worth buying from parallel imports as they are selling for the same price $1500+

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  Reply # 66923 12-Apr-2007 13:52
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enfield: So its not worth buying from parallel imports as they are selling for the same price $1500+


Your choice really, both John and I are only speculating, I'd love to know the price TBH as I'd like to buy it myself.

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