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dman
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  #709293 30-Oct-2012 17:11
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mattRSK, they're normally meant to showcase "pure Android". This also means they're the first to get updates, and are well specced to show off Android well.






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  #709295 30-Oct-2012 17:19
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Shame the Nexus 10 is so ugly. And having no cellular option is a definite deal breaker for me.

Other than that, specs look nice




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  #709377 30-Oct-2012 18:59
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Personally I like the look of the N10, it hopefully follows the in hand ergonomics of the S3 and the front facing speakers are a nice touch, ironically the combination of wifi & GPS without the expense of 3G is. Win for me as I would only be using it tethered or on wifi.

I am surprised at how aggressively the N7 is price when compared to the iPad mini yet the N10 is nowhere near as aggressively price compared to retina ipad



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  #709392 30-Oct-2012 19:40
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Just re watched the Verge Google interview again...man I am so excited by this device.

I think we have a winner here.

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  #709416 30-Oct-2012 20:09
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I've decided that if i can net one for under $500NZD i'd probably bite and just deal with the limited storage. It'll just require a lot of micromanaging. Means I can upgrade sooner, vs $800+ phone where im spending up to twice the amount.



Thoughts on how people will order one? I know there's no pricing available from other channels yet but perhaps some people have thoughts on what might be the best avenue. Play store with parcel forwarding? How will that go with GST?
Local parallel import? overseas companies such as mobicity or clove?

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  #709495 30-Oct-2012 21:37
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I'm thinking I will buy ex-Australia, get it shipped to my sister in Sydney and then get someone to bring it across the ditch for me, will probably work out much the same as ex-USA + shipping




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  #709497 30-Oct-2012 21:41
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Wade: I'm thinking I will buy ex-Australia, get it shipped to my sister in Sydney and then get someone to bring it across the ditch for me, will probably work out much the same as ex-USA + shipping





Apparently AUD pricing is $350/399AUD. Not sure if that includes tax or not. If it includes GST< that's not too bad, if it doesn't, cheaper to get from the US.


 
 
 

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Wade
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  #709547 30-Oct-2012 23:13
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kyhwana2:
Wade: I'm thinking I will buy ex-Australia, get it shipped to my sister in Sydney and then get someone to bring it across the ditch for me, will probably work out much the same as ex-USA + shipping





Apparently AUD pricing is $350/399AUD. Not sure if that includes tax or not. If it includes GST< that's not too bad, if it doesn't, cheaper to get from the US.



According to GooglePlay AU earlier today

N4  8gb AUD349
N4 16gb AUD399

N7 16gb wifi AUD249
N7 32gb wifi AUD299

N10 16gb wifi AUD469
N10 32gb wifi AUD569

And based on expected US pricing the N7 32gb 3G is should be around AUD349

The N7's slaughter the ipad mini's pricewise, the 3g is nearly half the equivalent mini, the N10's don't offer quite the same value over the retina ipads

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  #709554 30-Oct-2012 23:23
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Wade: The N7's slaughter the ipad mini's pricewise, the 3g is nearly half the equivalent mini, the N10's don't offer quite the same value over the retina ipads


The very-good-for-a-budget-tablet-but-not-that-good-in-absolute-terms display of the Nexus 7 compared to the retina-busting display of the N10, in combination with the N7's previous-gen CPU/GPU combo in comparison to the N10's next-gen pairing will account for most of that difference.




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  #709555 30-Oct-2012 23:27
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If the Nexus 4 is around NZD $400, that puts it in line with other phones like the Motorola Defy Mini, and the Nexus 4 is the clear winner. It means that the average phone user can get a really good phone for under half the price of other AAA phones. A sure winner. Maybe even outsell the iPhone! 

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  #709561 30-Oct-2012 23:42
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leaplae: If the Nexus 4 is around NZD $400, that puts it in line with other phones like the Motorola Defy Mini, and the Nexus 4 is the clear winner.  


You won't of course be able to buy it in NZ for that price, i'd say at least $550-$600, more like $700.


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  #709563 30-Oct-2012 23:49
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At those Australian prices it makes more sense to get it from USA?




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  #709564 30-Oct-2012 23:52
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kyhwana2:
leaplae: If the Nexus 4 is around NZD $400, that puts it in line with other phones like the Motorola Defy Mini, and the Nexus 4 is the clear winner.  


You won't of course be able to buy it in NZ for that price, i'd say at least $550-$600, more like $700.



Should be able to $365 NZD + $35 Shipping off Ebay = $400. If you buy it from retail stores expect it to cost way more, but people at geekzone are savvy shoppers!

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