mrmdj316
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Stmav, high reviews are NEVER the determining factor for the success or failure of a device. That belong to something call SALES, which is something no Windows Phone device has had good numbers on for any carrier. And for those who say the Lumia 900 is the most succesful WP7 device, it is, but to have it on one carrier for about a year, and only sell 600,000 units out of probably 2 million units ordered is considered a major failure for AT&T, and it makes me wonder why Microsoft did not ask Nokia to have that same device offered to other carriers, and the same can be said for the 920, and all those WP7 devices which never saw CDMA variants.
So, are you guys going to keep blaming Sprint for the lack of CDMA variants for any devices released after the HTC trophy and the arrive, and why Samsung and Nokia were not allowed or should I say encouraged to offer CDMA variants? It comes down to sales figures, and not because of Sprint.
I wonder how many of you Sprint haters would react if Sprint actually announce several WP8 devices? I bet some of you would not like any of them, even if it was a high end device like the Nokia Lumia 920, or perhaps the rumored Surface device. Sprint could announce a dozen WP8 devices in 2013, and all of them would be hated, even the high end devices because "they are being offered on Sprint."
So, are you guys going to keep blaming Sprint for the lack of CDMA variants for any devices released after the HTC trophy and the arrive, and why Samsung and Nokia were not allowed or should I say encouraged to offer CDMA variants? It comes down to sales figures, and not because of Sprint.
I wonder how many of you Sprint haters would react if Sprint actually announce several WP8 devices? I bet some of you would not like any of them, even if it was a high end device like the Nokia Lumia 920, or perhaps the rumored Surface device. Sprint could announce a dozen WP8 devices in 2013, and all of them would be hated, even the high end devices because "they are being offered on Sprint."