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zub Posts: 264


On 2010-11-16 05:28:46, avmaxfan wrote:

And yea to the gurus - I hope you know that Android or rather smartphones in General is all about the high end. The flagship Android phones are the ones which sell the most and make money for the companies. Eg Droid, Droid X, Desire, Galaxy S , X10 to name a few.
We have almost NO medium/low range Android "star" seller.
So why would SE focus on mid/low range again?



i dont agree with this at all. low-mid range phones do sell very well to the masses. high end phones only sell well to the rich and people in the tech know how. IPhone is an anomaly in this pattern, idiots buy it thinking its the best thing in the world, and because a monkey could use it. there is so much diversity in android phone market that the general non tech minded masses will definitely be buying low-mid end phones. about 70% of my friends who have android phones have a low-mid range phone, they think its the best thing in the world, because they dont understand the technical specs behind it and why my galaxy S is far superior to their HTC wildfire, they just see a "cool android phone".

also the fact that seem to be bringing out so many "new" low-mid range phones would prove that they do indeed sell and make profit. Ofcourse i'm not writing off that wont have a real flagship phone hiding away, but to this date have we really seen any proof of any?

EDIT: and case in point: http://www.engadget.com/2010/[....]ts-fastest-selling-phone-ever/

really gonna say low-mid range phones dont sell?? come on man. Anzu is a good update, but it can only be considered "flagship" if it comes out last week, not 4-6 months down the line, then it'll just be a mid-end phone.
[ This Message was edited by: zub on 2010-11-16 20:10 ]

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Posted: 2010-11-16 21:00:03
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tyko Posts: 248

Agree with nikos, I could see myself buying an anzu if the price is right. The specs are good, except dual core it has most of the goodies. Still wondering what a pulse LED is. Any ideas?

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Posted: 2010-11-16 21:10:21
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Lollylost100 Posts: 459

Most likely just the same thing as the LED used in X10.

I see myself buying one, because it has everything I missed in X10.
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Posted: 2010-11-16 21:33:23
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synn Posts: > 500



Synn, you crack me up!





You know me Ron, I always aim to please.
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Posted: 2010-11-16 22:01:32
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Phoner Posts: > 500

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Posted: 2010-11-16 23:01:49
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rss_ndrsn Posts: > 500

I think Anzu will not be that a huge success. The specs are not really that special and more fit for a 2010 high-end phone; it is more like what X10 should have been. SE needs a phone like what avmax has said. The dual-core powered smartphones are the ones that will dominate the market, that's for sure.

Is Anzu really the device that avmax is talking about? Was not there a rumour about an X10 refresh that would be release to the market at earlier time? Then, there's another very-high spec'ed phone that would come later next year.

About the the mid-end best seller, the reason why that LG android phone sells well is that there is not any other offering from LG. You know that LG is big in Korea. But then again, expect more companies to make Android powered smartphones making it hard for a single of them to dominate the Android segment.

With the iPhone 4, its success should be an inspiration to other manufacturers. It embodies what a complete premium device is. It does not promises to replace your camera or computer or become an internet hub. It is what it is. How can I tell? I have one and I am proud to say that it is the best phone at the moment. I have tried other Android phones such as SGS, X10, HTC Desire and Motorola Droid. But none of them are as good as the iPhone 4 especially in the multi-touch aspect. Plus, I can't help but notice how pixelated screen of those phones. Well I guess I have just gotten used to the retina display. And I must say that it is much safer to buy applications on Appstore knowing that it has been reviewed by Apple before the start of distribution. Yeah SGS may have better hardware but are there any apps that take advantage of it. I have tried playing the Need for Speed on SGS but the graphics is not as good as on iPhone 4. To sum it up, iPhone 4 is best overall smartphones in the market now.
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Posted: 2010-11-16 23:04:23
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zub Posts: 264

oh yh well my SGS can play psx games so neh

im just waiting for the PSPhone.
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Posted: 2010-11-16 23:07:47
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smclion102 Posts: > 500

ANZU SPECS are good.. If sony ericsson launch's this phone by december and price it cheaper then this will sell well ..€650 is very expensive..
A true X10 successor/Dual core phone will mostly be announced at the "MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS" 2011..
Like when Satio and X1 was announced?
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Posted: 2010-11-17 02:18:48
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Ricky D Posts: > 500

I think it is quite obvious that the Anzu character is a refresh of the X10 not a next generation successor, as I said before. No massive upgrade. Not really 2011 specs. It sounds pretty much idential to the Desire HD which the USA has had in some form from not long after the X10 hit the world. If I hadn't boght my X10 in April and this was out before Christmas I may consider it but I think for current X10 owners (myself being one) it shouldn't really be an avenue to explore, but rather wait for a few extra months and see what next gen devices hasn't leaked yet.

I still have faith that avmax isn't a complete liar but rather speaking of a device not on the list lollylost knows of or among the devices eldar saw. I firmly believe Bert has made sure the 'crap' devices for next year are leaked so we are surprised when we see the big boy(s) pop-up, possibly later.

I'm sure no-one here believes would not even try to keep up with competition next year. That would be business suicide. I'm not saying that solely killer handsets will make them the number 1 android manufacturer, of course portfolio diversity matters too, but to completely neglect the breaking tech end and flood the mid range and low end is what led to the dark years of late 2008 and 2009.
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Posted: 2010-11-17 03:09:32
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Shino03 Posts: > 500

I hope you're right.
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Posted: 2010-11-17 03:21:25
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