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mrfrikireply
lemmy.world

It better makes sense because it cost like 3 high end phones :)

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

How does it make sense? They call it a Tri Fold but it only folds twice, not three times.

It's a phone and a tablet in one but costs more than the two of them together, even if the tablets are an iPhone Pro and an iPad Pro.

Make it make sense.

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lemmy.world

Can they stop a sale if it was not selling?... maybe stop "offering" tehehehehehe

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cRazi_manreply
europe.pub

Did you read the article?

"Samsung didn’t offer a rationale for this decision, but poor sales probably isn’t it. While the phone retailed for a whopping $2,899, Samsung was selling every unit it could produce. The company’s website actually teased restocks until recently, and desperate buyers were paying above MSRP on the second-hand market."

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Jhexreply
lemmy.world

Of course I didn't! who do you think I am hehehe.

Having said that, this makes little sense.. was Samsung producing 100 a week?

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lemmy.ml

I suspect they broke too often. First thought was low sales but article says otherwise.

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After three months, Samsung is ending sales of the $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold | Spyke