The HTC EVO 3D sprang into view in the UK at around the same time as the LG Optimus 3D, almost 6 months ago. But is that enough time for the novelty to have worn off? Asda’s now selling HTC’s tri-dimensional handset for a criminally low price. Read more
Samsung has said that it is having to rethink the pricing plans for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 after Apple’s iPad revamp. That’s according to executive VP of Samsung Lee Don-Joo, who said that the super slim iPad 2 means that things might have to change for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Earlier in the week PC World slapped up a pre-order image on its site, advertising the Motorola Xoom at £450. It quickly disappeared, to be replaced with an image that had no pricing or pre-order details on it. Now, the pre-orders have opened for real, with a price of £500. Why the price difference?
Phew! Looks like we’ll all be able to keep hold of our kidney’s after all: the Motorola Xoom is not going to be as expensive as rumours were suggesting. Not only that – it’s cheaper than an iPad.
The Motorola Xoom is landing in the US on Verizon Wireless in two days. Included in today’s press release were both price points which pair up nicely with our previous coverage — $799.99 no contract and $599.99 on-contract. We’ve seen pre-order pricing in the UK before, but now that the US has set the tone will we see UK retailers follow suit?
The Motorola Xoom’s pricing was revealed just a day ago. At the same time, Motorola mobility head honcho Sanjay Jha also justified the price tag for the Motorola Xoom, and his reasoning should result in a cheaper Wi-fi and 3G version of the Motorola Xoom for the UK. Read on for our reasons why.
The LG Optimus Pad could set you back as much as £840, according to the German press release. LG’s German press release for the LG Optimus Pad puts the price point at €999, which converts to £840.
The LG UK team had no information on the UK pricing for the LG Optimus Pad, and a spokesperson said she could not comment on whether the German price would be a straight conversion for the UK market.
Is LG making a bad move pricing the LG Optimus Pad so high? Click through to shout out in the comments!
In the last couple of days, in the wake of the launch of the Nintendo 3DS in Amsterdam on Wednesday, we’ve been asking you about how much you’re prepared to pay for the Nintendo 3DS, and whether you’re going to snap one up, given what you saw from the launch. To our surprise, Electricpig readers don’t seem overwhelmed by the Nintendo 3DS, with lots of you saying that you would not be shelling out for the Nintendo 3DS.