> John Navas Wrote:
>> (For what it's worth, Motorola probably saved less than $1 in cost by
>> packaging slow chargers instead of fast chargers with these phones.)
>
> But Motorola makes *more* when you decide to buy that extra -rapid-
> charger. :)
Actually, if the savings per charger were even just 25 cents, the
savings to Motorola would be hundreds of thousands of dollars. Then the
carrier would be paying more for each handset, which they hate doing.
Since most people are charging their phones either overnight, or in
their vehicles, there would be no upside for Motorola to add cost to
every phone they sell in order to include faster charger.
As to the number of rapid chargers they sell after the fact, it's
probably barely a break-even item.
John Navas - 31 May 2006 23:54 GMT
>> John Navas Wrote:
>>> (For what it's worth, Motorola probably saved less than $1 in cost by
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>As to the number of rapid chargers they sell after the fact, it's
>probably barely a break-even item.
The charger choice in the Cingular package is made by Cingular, not Motorola.

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