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Asmodeus

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#41715 21-Sep-2009 22:41

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Is there a difference between these two phones? I couldnt see one but one costs more...

Also would you buy from there, considering it's AUS based? Apparently it's a reputable site. If it went wrong, could I get Samsung agent in NZ to repair it under the warranty? Would be saving over $100 but wondering if it's worth it

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#257480 22-Sep-2009 06:45

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No difference I can tell. Thing is that after application of GST on arrival to NZ you won't really be saving much money at all compared to the cheapest parallel importers of this phone in NZ (pricespy). Given that I would say its not worth it.

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#257485 22-Sep-2009 07:48

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only difference i can see is the SKU product codes
SKU HKCR-SSGTi8910
Weight 1.00 kg
Price: AU$728.00 (NZ$ 891.80)
SKU MYPC-SI8910
Weight 1.00 kg
Price: AU$885.00 (NZ$ 1084.12)

Asmodeus

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#257509 22-Sep-2009 09:53

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Cool, thanks guys

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