reply to ptrowski wasn't there serious legal battles surrounding ETF's, if I recall correctly?
meanwhile, that droid is in no way worth 350$, it's like a $175 actual retail value phone. The new processor actually is cheaper to make than the old one, not more expensive. This is like switching something that costs you $10 for something that costs you $5, but charging $20.
reply to Pathfinder What does that accomplish? It essentially charges the ETF up front and raises the total price that most people would end up paying over the life of the phone.
