I Think that is a good/fair contract price for the 8x. The $599 off contract seems a bit Steep though.
Compared to the 920 with 32GB of storage and a PureView camera at $149, the 8X with 8GB of storage for $99 seems a little high to me.
I thought it was 16 GB storage?
EDIT: Either you are right or Best Buy is wrong. There is no way 8 GB is gonna fly with no expandable storage. I'd rather have the 8X than the 920, but there is no way I'm paying $99 when for $150 I get OIS and 4x the memory.
Yeah, I'm thinking that the listings must be incomplete. They're missing the 16GB models and the other color options as well. The 920 just seems like a much better deal at the contract price vs. the 8GB 8x (and even a better one at the off-contract prices), that it seems as though something can't be right here.
Interesting that the HTC web site doesn't mention an 8GB variant, only that the 8X comes with 16GB.
HTC Windows Phone 8x- Cell Phones & SmartphonesTotal storage: 16 GB, available capacity varies, RAM: 1 GB
Windows Phone 8S by HTC Overview - HTC SmartphonesTotal storage: 4 GB, available capacity varies
Expansion SD card slot supports micro™ SD memory card for additional storage (card not included)
RAM 512 MB
Sorry to go a bit off topic here, but it's directly related to communication and confusion from HTC, which is what we are talking about here and find it confusing. HTC really needs to get their act together.
I have an imported German GSM HTC 7 Trophy.
When I run HTC Connection Setup here are my U.S. Carrier choices: AT&T, Consumer Cellular, Tracfone, Voce Wireless and Ztar Mobile:
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Voce Wireless and Ztar Mobile went out of business in 2008. I think it's ridiculous that they are even listed. It only causes more confusion.
Meanwhile, still no Straight Talk?