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- Lol good thing that "dumbest, DUMBEST gimmick in history" is finally becoming a standard feature for high end and midrange phones.
High IP ratings actually help protect an electronic device from ACCIDENTAL liquid damage. Doesn't mean that you need to bring it along while deep sea diving.duncan86 likes this.10-07-17 07:56 PMLike 1 -
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here's a hint for you:
Forbes top 10 international mega corporation issue following devices (as corporate devices) for their employees in UK. Devices issued via Vodafone (so - operator):
Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 (cost - £270)
Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 (Cost £380)
Samsung Galaxy S7 (Cost £475)
iPhone SE (Cost £310)
iPhone 6S (Cost £370)
iPhone 7 (Cost £490)
WHO the hell are you going to compete against with your SD device for 400£?10-10-17 04:55 AMLike 0 - Looks to me the first real successor of the iconic Z30. Though both have different OS but this device sets into motion the true VKB experience loaded with many new features including the camera and jumbo battery.
Passport propelled by 10.3.2.263910-10-17 05:07 AMLike 0 - that's ok.. but all you need to do - is go and see the choice of the devices BIG corporation issue as their corporate device
here's a hint for you:
Forbes top 10 international mega corporation issue following devices (as corporate devices) for their employees in UK. Devices issued via Vodafone (so - operator):
Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 (cost - £270)
Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 (Cost £380)
Samsung Galaxy S7 (Cost £475)
iPhone SE (Cost £310)
iPhone 6S (Cost £370)
iPhone 7 (Cost £490)
WHO the hell are you going to compete against with your SD device for 400£?10-10-17 06:15 AMLike 0 - Ok. You win. TCL should just pack up and go home, despite the apparent success they seem to be having with the brand so far.10-10-17 07:15 AMLike 3
- I don't what your point is? I was replying that even if it's a gimmick phone manufacturers can charge more money for the phone. It's a good business strategy - charge more for something that doesn't really do anything. That has nothing to do with whether I can afford it.10-10-17 07:35 AMLike 0
- that's ok.. but all you need to do - is go and see the choice of the devices BIG corporation issue as their corporate device
here's a hint for you:
Forbes top 10 international mega corporation issue following devices (as corporate devices) for their employees in UK. Devices issued via Vodafone (so - operator):
Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 (cost - £270)
Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 (Cost £380)
Samsung Galaxy S7 (Cost £475)
iPhone SE (Cost £310)
iPhone 6S (Cost £370)
iPhone 7 (Cost £490)
WHO the hell are you going to compete against with your SD device for 400£?10-10-17 07:37 AMLike 0 -
- No. I am not saying they should pack up. What I am saying - I cannot find edge how they gonna win customer. Maybe I do not know something and there is a line of CTOs who are ready to pay more?10-10-17 07:42 AMLike 0
- The "edge" is providing a unique package - which they have. The trick is selling enough to make it worthwhile to continue with the brand. Let them worry about that.10-10-17 07:44 AMLike 0
- I don't think this device is primarily aimed at corporate, having been on these forums for a while now, even since BlackBerry was doing their own distribution even after shifting to android, they are yet to quantify the size of this market and have failed to capture this segment if it exists in the size they think it is. that's why they shifted to software, and TCL is supposedly to carry the brand to a broader segment being consumer. the motion has been launched on a consumer site, axiom doesn't sell corporate, the carriers do, by providing business plans with zero upfront on the device or installments as part of business plans. this device is not being offered as part of any business plans with the two major carriers in the UAE. the point of this is rant, is that we shouldn't be making excuses for what some people on these forums believe this is a sub standard device spec wise, by arguing that it's for the Corporate sector.mister2d likes this.10-10-17 09:03 AMLike 1
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But as a strict consumer device, TCL has the Alcatel brand.10-10-17 09:16 AMLike 0 - I don't think this device is primarily aimed at corporate, having been on these forums for a while now, even since BlackBerry was doing their own distribution even after shifting to android, they are yet to quantify the size of this market and have failed to capture this segment if it exists in the size they think it is. that's why they shifted to software, and TCL is supposedly to carry the brand to a broader segment being consumer. the motion has been launched on a consumer site, axiom doesn't sell corporate, the carriers do, by providing business plans with zero upfront on the device or installments as part of business plans. this device is not being offered as part of any business plans with the two major carriers in the UAE. the point of this is rant, is that we shouldn't be making excuses for what some people on these forums believe this is a sub standard device spec wise, by arguing that it's for the Corporate sector.10-10-17 09:34 AMLike 0
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"Overall the Motion didn't stand out among the many handsets on the GITEX floor. It's well built and executed, but passers-by didn't stop to gawk.
A phone that did get more attention, for what it's worth, is the Neffos X1 Lite. This is a very well-executed five-incher with a modest 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage and an eight-core MediaTek MT6750 SoC. But the X1 Lite's fit and finish make its ~US$100 price tag seem rather too low"
That is All you need to know.mister2d likes this.10-11-17 08:10 AMLike 1 -
- Let me quote an article from The Register:
"Overall the Motion didn't stand out among the many handsets on the GITEX floor. It's well built and executed, but passers-by didn't stop to gawk.
A phone that did get more attention, for what it's worth, is the Neffos X1 Lite. This is a very well-executed five-incher with a modest 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage and an eight-core MediaTek MT6750 SoC. But the X1 Lite's fit and finish make its ~US$100 price tag seem rather too low"
That is All you need to know.
This is not the intended market.10-11-17 08:13 AMLike 0 -
You and few other persons on this forum have an endless patience to reply for all the stupid and more stupid comparisons...
You have all my respects!yessuz and Rodrigo Lourenco like this.10-11-17 08:19 AMLike 2 -
People pay monster sums for inferior (functionally) apples. Come on!
Reality was that BB10 was really good and efficient OS and no one want that.
Talk about market.10-11-17 08:31 AMLike 0
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