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- 05-18-12 03:07 PMLike 0
- I would think only the original registrant would be eligible for the upgrade, especially since we signed an agreement not to sell this thing.05-18-12 03:34 PMLike 3
- you bet i would. I dont think i am going to get to any of the BB Jam Road sessions so only way to grab one would be third party sale basically05-18-12 04:53 PMLike 0
- Also possible that at some point in the future, maybe not too long after the BB10 phones are released, they could simply stop supporting it. No more updates. Could disable App World access too. It's not like they don't have serial numbers, PINs, and device ids that would let them do that either to an individual one, or all of them.
Anyway, if you buy one, keep in mind that the person selling it to you probably doesn't have the right to do so... it's probably still owned by RIM, so I don't know where that puts a purchaser (purchasing stolen goods?) but I wouldn't put down much money for one myself. (Of course, I have one, so it's not an issue for me...)
By the way, at the bottom of the included pamphlet, which I assume summarizes in crudely concise form the agreement we all signed when we got them: This device is an evaluation unit for your personal use and is not transferable. This device is a prototype. Use of this device is subject to additional terms and conditions provided by Research In Motion Limited.05-18-12 07:55 PMLike 0 -
The only things the PlayBook has over this device is better battery life and app world works. Otherwise there honestly is no contest.05-18-12 09:16 PMLike 0 - Also possible that at some point in the future, maybe not too long after the BB10 phones are released, they could simply stop supporting it. No more updates. Could disable App World access too. It's not like they don't have serial numbers, PINs, and device ids that would let them do that either to an individual one, or all of them.
Anyway, if you buy one, keep in mind that the person selling it to you probably doesn't have the right to do so... it's probably still owned by RIM, so I don't know where that puts a purchaser (purchasing stolen goods?) but I wouldn't put down much money for one myself. (Of course, I have one, so it's not an issue for me...)
By the way, at the bottom of the included pamphlet, which I assume summarizes in crudely concise form the agreement we all signed when we got them: This device is an evaluation unit for your personal use and is not transferable. This device is a prototype. Use of this device is subject to additional terms and conditions provided by Research In Motion Limited.
Which pamphlet did you get with the Dev Alpha that says that? Or did you just guesstimate it? I went over all of my documentation and I can't find anything that says any of what you posted.
I mean none of my documents really calls the device a prototype. Only once is it called a prototype, but it is called "Alpha Product" like a hundred times and the wording of what you posted is completely off from what I have. Just curious if you got something I didn't get.Last edited by berryboba; 05-18-12 at 11:25 PM.
05-18-12 09:32 PMLike 0 -
- Wouldn't they need to give the Dev Alpha access to App World before they could disable it? Lol
Which pamphlet did you get with the Dev Alpha that says that? Or did you just guesstimate it? I went over all of my documentation and I can't find anything that says any of what you posted.
The pamphlet is just in my box, along with the sleeve for the SIM carrier, the Safety and Product Info, and the plastic bag with the USB cable. Under the little "shelf" that the Alpha was sitting on top of when you got it.
It's the fold-out pamphlet thing with the greeting from Alec Saunders and Chris Smith on it, which says "The Internet is changing... are you ready?" in the title area. Text I quoted is below the diagram showing all the interesting parts of the Alpha.05-19-12 09:21 AMLike 0 -
I definetly don't have anything with a greeting from Mr. Saunders or the "Internet is changing" on it. That is kind of disappointing.
May I ask which serial number you have? I got a O702 for the first 4.05-19-12 09:48 AMLike 0 -
Did the two you know of with 0702 get the same pamphlet? Lol I am a sentimental fool and it shouldn't matter, but I am a tiny bit disappointed I didn't get it. Things like that would be a piece of the Dev Alpha I would be able to keep after we return them.Last edited by berryboba; 05-19-12 at 11:59 AM.
05-19-12 11:55 AMLike 0 -
- By the way, at the bottom of the included pamphlet, which I assume summarizes in crudely concise form the agreement we all signed when we got them: This device is an evaluation unit for your personal use and is not transferable. This device is a prototype. Use of this device is subject to additional terms and conditions provided by Research In Motion Limited.05-21-12 05:01 AMLike 0
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