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Originally Posted by Volknochi
I'll take the EVO possibly when I have the spare cash to drop on it. Not sure what they'll charge for it, but I'm going to guess it'll be close to $500, what with all those specs.
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We can compare the price in two ways: We know the Nexus One goes for $530, unsubsidized. The Evo will have a 4G radio, as well as a larger screen, and better camera. Not sure the difference in price on an AMOLED 3.7" vs a 4.3" TFT screen is. It may be more than the Nexus One, full retail.
But, the T-Mobile HD2 is either $449, or $499, unsubsidized (can't remember, and don't want to look it up). These phones are identical, except for the camera, ROM, and 4G radio. The Evo could be similarly priced to the HD2 on T-Mo. And by similarly, I mean within $25.
I'm hoping the "extras" on the Evo don't put this phone on the "high as hell" pricing scheme. My guess on the price? Between $500-$550.