Or maybe they don't want to market the phone.

i still keep sgs2 due to whatsapp.

then what for spend money put full page ads in major newspapers in Msia?
Then what for put up TV ad in australia & europe?

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Added on October 15, 2011, 2:06 pmS2 RRP is 1899, 16GB N9 is 1799. if you mean regular hp shops, in melaka, it's only 100 lower than RRP.



This post has been edited by eaglehelang: Oct 15 2011, 02:14 PM

Guys

I have a brand new N9 16gb for sale
Refer to the link below if anyone of you is interested -->

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2071165&hl=

Thanks

Another one? Mind telling us why you bought it if you have no intention of using it? You're going to lose some money on it you know?

Beauty with ugliness inside...
Whatsapp kinda second impotant thing for samrtphone nowadays

hey wanna ask a question about n9:

can i put reminders and notes ( events, notification, ) on the home page of n9? like the active display on s40 and symbian s60/^3 series?

i need a phone that is able to do that

Probably he got it for free, from the Ninja contest...

Sad that I've sent my wife's N9 for repairing this week.

It's kind of frustrating when I'm having "Mobile Network Error" EVERYTIME I restart the phone, and had to pull out and re-insert the sim card for a LOT of time in order to get it work. I've replaced 3 Sim Cards this week from the telco and still facing the same problem. Had no choice but to send for repair.

I'm really pissing off with Nokia Malaysia that I've bought this phone for less that 7 days and they wouldn't replace a new one for me. Spending 2000 over for a Nokia phone end up wasting more time for trouble shooting and repairing. My wife is not happy with it, so do I.

Overall the phone is smoother and the camera is better compare to my Galaxy S I9000. But, I would not go for a Nokia phone in the future, because of the quality of service. Personal feeling and opinion.

Well WP7 got it now. I'm considering to get a WP7 as my next phone.

Nokia N9 @ Light Flare by thenokiagallery, on Flickr

EXIF intact

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 15 2011, 06:03 PM

I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Nokia should have given you a 1-to-1 replacement. But it could have been avoided if you had tested it in the shop. I advise all those collecting their N9s to bring their SIM with them, get it cut by the shop and test in on your new phone. It's better than chasing around getting your SIM cut later or buying one from the telco.

This problem very hard to detect. If u bring your sim and this problem occur they tell you is your simcard problem when u replace they will tell you is your phone. Except if customer insist to test on another unit

If you are cutting an existing sim which you know works you will not accept the explanation that it is your sim problem. You will immediately suspect the phone and request that your sim be tested on another phone or another sim used on the same phone. As they are using sim cutter the sim should be cut properly.

True what you said so is best to prepare a new micro sim before purchasing the N9

No, just bring your old sim unless you are getting a new line.

The shop actually cut the Sim card for me. They inserted it and switch on, it's all good. Until I went back home and turn off the phone, the problem occurred. It's kind a difficult to realize this problem on the spot. Initially I thought it was my Sim card problem and so I replaced a new one at the telco centre. But it turned out to be the phone problem as I've replaced 3 sim cards this week.

To be frank, any company in Malaysia have this bad attitude where they don't do 1 to 1 replacement, unless you are lucky.

I had several devices which I found out to be faulty on the day I bought it but I can't get a replacement even though I went back the next day.

If want to complain, I can't even finish typing for whole day. Just that you guys put too much trust in Nokia. Simple as that. There is no 2nd Steve Jobs... Not in Nokia at least

It varies from company to company but sometimes it is the attitude of the shop. Malaysia has weak consumer laws which make them bolder.