Stainy
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I like all these message : 1 people coming in and saying they`ve ordered
But with only 60 US 4G so far will we get 500 needed for a US 4G version?It will hit the desired 1500+ number of sales, no need to worry.
But with only 60 US 4G so far will we get 500 needed for a US 4G version?
I'm on my phone so I can't easily search what Evildragon said exactly, but I from what I gathered from what he said, any discount arranged would be applied to the final order, not the pre-order. This is because real money is needed up front to produce the Pyra.i'm interested in the US 4G, but not ordering until theCraigproduction price voucher situation is sorted.
Maybe Link can grab the other 440 US 4G units to sell in his shop. Then we all set to goBut with only 60 US 4G so far will we get 500 needed for a US 4G version?
Lol, I tried, mane. At least the name is out there.
Remember that the Pandora was all over tech sites way before its release (as much as a month) resulting in it being sold out in about a day. This doesn't seem to be the case this time around, perhaps spread the word to tech site editorial contacts?
I would be willing to do the same.@EvilDragon
Is it locked in that the US version will be the PLS8-US instead of the PLS8-X? I'd be willing to shell out some extra money for the PLS8-X to ensure that it works on Verizon, seeing as it is certified by Verizon: https://opennetwork.verizonwireless...ices-modules/modules/CinterionPLS8X_2844.html
-God Ginrai
Verizon would never allow it unless they can stamp their logo on it.I will NOT get the US 4G model if it is required to use Verizon's network. I would much rather go with 3G if those were my only 2 choices.
I can't remember if it was ever confirmed that there would be no problems using the Pyra on Verizon...is just having the right module enough to ensure that?
re-read the thread, maybe there are alternatives to you for payment...the transaction doesn't seem to want to
The only difference between the two is that it supports Verizon's band 13 LTE, and the PLS8-US does not. It's not locked into Verizon's network. I really hope another comes out in the future that's pin compatible and supports t-mobile's band 12.I will NOT get the US 4G model if it is required to use Verizon's network. I would much rather go with 3G if those were my only 2 choices.
Hmm, I thought I remembered PLS8-US supporting T-Mobile just fine... what does band 12 effect?The only difference between the two is that it supports Verizon's band 13 LTE, and the PLS8-US does not. It's not locked into Verizon's network. I really hope another comes out in the future that's pin compatible and supports t-mobile's band 12.