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Knowing Verizon, there "could be" an HP Elite v3 - not x3 - or an HP Verizon Elite x3 "EXCLUSIVELY" for Verizon just like the Lumia ICON (929) versus the 930.
Is that a possibility?
Is that a possibility?
This phone will also have a host of accessories like a passive stylus, gigabit Ethernet adapter, HDMI adapter and so on. The non removable battery is also looking to be quite the performer. Can't wait for reviews
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So, which carriers in the US will get the Elite x3 according to what you have discovered?
Knowing Verizon, there "could be" an HP Elite v3 - not x3 - or an HP Verizon Elite x3 "EXCLUSIVELY" for Verizon just like the Lumia ICON (929) versus the 930.
Is that a possibility?
So, which carriers in the US will get the Elite x3 according to what you have discovered?
Well latest Dan Rubino article said only HP and Microsoft will be selling them, that and they won't be doing any consumer marketing will cut down on overhead costs which will keep the price from going over the top...so that's something. But since it is an enterprise product, I'm sure they will be marketing to businesses in a big way. So far, it's been HP website, a few YouTube videos, and 2 appearances at conventions. But the buzz on the internet is really picking up. I like it.
While Verizon has a "strong ANTI US consumer" stance in the US = are GODS and "dictate" what you get and do NOT get ...
I know that the Fortune 1000 do NOT see Verizon in the same "light"!
I had a call with our corporate HP rep today and asked about it during the call. Their internal documentation has a "planned" street date of 8/8/16.
HP has been consistently losing money over the past several years. It has shed many of its former divisions. It isn't economically feasible for HP to start a MVNO for a new product that might not be a success.And what about Verizon? Which US carriers WILL be available?
Actually, why doesn't HP create it's own MVNO ???
And what about Verizon? Which US carriers WILL be available?
Actually, why doesn't HP create it's own MVNO ???
They didn't have info on carrier compatibility. He did state that as far as he knows there are no plans for it to be sold straight from the carriers themselves.
Next week they will be on site for a visit and I can probe for additional details then. We've made it pretty clear to them to keep us in the loop on any additional details moving forward.
HP has been consistently losing money over the past several years. It has shed many of its former divisions. It isn't economically feasible for HP to start a MVNO for a new product that might not be a success.
It was suppose to have been released in June. It's mid-June already. Where is this damn thing?