We’re not entirely sure what’s going on here, but it would appear that online retailer Play.com is about to take delivery of a whole pile of Nexus Ones for direct sale in the UK, unlocked and SIM-free for connection to the network of your choice.
In a new listing on the extremely popular discount online store, Play is claiming it’ll be stocking the Nexus One from February 16 or, to put that in layman’s terms, next Tuesday. Here’s the all-important visual proof:
That £599 price tag is quite insanely inflated over what you’d pay importing one direct from Google (about £430), even taking into account import duties and delivery fees for shipping the Nexus to the UK. They won’t do much business if that price doesn’t drop pretty sharpish – it’s even more expensive than the X10.
With thanks to Pocket Lint.
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