Now that Nokia's
Maemo-powered N900 is looking mighty nice and official, the company's Germany and Italian arms have no problem going ahead and taking your hard-earned Euros in exchange for a pre-order. Both sites are actually listing it for €599 (US $860), or €99 more than what we heard yesterday. A pretty huge discrepancy, to be sure, but it's not unlike Nokia to have a flagship phone
fluctuate in price. That October release date is a ways off, but if you're absolutely convinced this must be in your pocket by Halloween, you know where to go.
[Via
Slashgear]
Read - Nokia Germany
Read - Nokia Italy
They have VAT added to the price.
lol, not very bright today are we.
VAT?
I can't wait for the 850,1900,2100 Mhz version!!!
Ya, but how long will that be? Right now the only US version they are showing off is for tmobile.
Agreed, I will buy that on day 1.
Looks like it is coming...
Nokia to Announce an AT&T 3G-Compatible N900
Can't wait it to come in France !!
Wow, first Nokia phone i've wanted in a long time! Good to see them begin to depart from Symbian!
Same thing here ! And i really really really want it :-P
"Both sites are actually listing it for €599 (US $860), or €99 more than what we heard yesterday." -- That 99€ is called TAX! So net 500€ plus 19% tax (Mwst) in Germany is perfectly matching with the official announcement:
"The Nokia N900 will be available in select markets from October 2009 with an estimated retail price of EUR 500 EXCLUDING SALES TAXES and subsidies."
I absolutely need this, but Im not crossing borders to get one
Believe the hype. This UI is leaps and bounds above the N97.