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Samsung Wave now available at Bell for $299.95
We’ve got to hand it to Bell as they actually have come in with some good pricing. The Samsung Wave is now available and Rogers and released this today for $99.99 on a 3-year and $474.99 on no-contract. However, Bell has come in at the promo price of $29.95 on a 3-year; $149.95 on a 2-year; $249.95 for 1-year and an actual affordable $299.95 no-contract.
Think about it… Bell no contract price for the same device that Rogers has is $175 cheaper.
Check this 3.3-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen Bada powered device at Bell
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The price difference between Bell and Rogers goes to show you how much customers are suckered into shelling out money. That Rogers price is totally unjustifiable. Shame on them.
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Mine has been ordered should see it tomorrow!
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any hardware different from Rogers’ wave? $299.99 no contract price is really attractive on a smartphone with such spec..
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Any idea on what sort of apps are or will be available for this new platform?
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Only if it ran Android OS 2.1 or 2.2…
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Good for Bell.
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We might actually see a price inrease, a good example is the Nokia 2730, It started off at 49.99 then now its at 89.99 and no it was not on sale, This price MAY increase.
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How about the Galaxy S, or whatever they’re calling it… When will it come to Rogers/Bell?
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@Faisal
The Nokia 2730 was never $49.95. Maybe on prepaid but not regular price.
It started at $149.95 and is now $119.95.
Bell’s device prices are getting cheaper with every one they release.
The Dext and the Legend are only $399.95.
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The difference is easy to explain. Bell is pricing it according to the price point suggested by Samsung. Rogers is pricing it according to specs vs. their current portfolio.
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@Guillaume
I guess we should be thankful that Rogers is not comparing it to the now rather old HTC Magic which is still being sold for $550/$600 (no contract/no term), as it was on day one.
Course if you’re going to spend that kind of money then one can pick up a Nexus One for $530 USD (plus $30 shipping).
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Wow…good on you Bell for lowering non contract prices!
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Shocked to see that on a bell new releace.
Allthought A HELL OF ALOT of smartphones No Contract from bell at insainly low prices.
LMAO
HTC 6800 – $149.95 (bought two)
Palm treo 650 – $99.95
HTC Touch Dual – $99.95
HTC Diamond – $149.95 (allso bought two)
i Should Get tha palm pre if thats still reduced,
i Will need to check this phone out 4real tho,
But after i bought tha diamond (witch was only supposed to be temperary) im not buying another phone with less then 3.7″ screen.
i just can’t pass on cheap smartphone pricing lol
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The phone is also $99.95 without data @ Bell w/ 3yr, so if you’re in the market for a non-data phone, you should consider the Wave instead. It’s suuuuuper fast
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The phone and it;s features and it’s style is wonderful. But I think the cost can be minimised still!
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