[Rumor] VZW Doc Leak: Samsung Prime Replaces Droid Charge; HTC Vigor Sequel to TBolt

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  1. dgstorm

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    If the above leaked Verizon doc turns out to be real and not fake, then we have some interesting news regarding some future VZW phones. This doc was obtained by a Best Buy Mobile worker, and it indicates that certain phones will "replace" previous phones in Verizon's lineup. Apparently, the Samsung Droid Prime (SCH-i515) will be replacing the Droid Charge (SCH-i510), and the HTC Vigor (ADR6400) will be the sequel to the Thunderbolt (ADR6425).

    Additionally, the document seems to indicate that the Samsung Stratosphere will be the update to the Samsung Fascinate, which most folks in the industry have already speculated to be accurate. There's no proof that this isn't fake, and in fact, it even has some spelling errors, but it still could be real. What do you guys think?

    Source: PrimeForums via DroidMatters
     
    #1 dgstorm, Sep 13, 2011
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    Ahhh, the Vigor could be the Tbolt 2. Cant wait to see what a 720p display looks like!
     
    #2 tgyberg, Sep 13, 2011
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    Loses some credibility with "Straotsphere". Still could be real.
     
    #3 Tio Gardi, Sep 13, 2011
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    Wonder when the Samsung Note is going to be released.
     
    #4 johnomaz, Sep 13, 2011
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    I read the Note is not coming to the US, right away at least. Man, I wish I could have that phone!
     
    #5 tgyberg, Sep 13, 2011
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    So the question arises, if one were to buy full price from another contry, would there be any carrier that would support that version here in the US?
     
    #6 Trusstopher, Sep 13, 2011
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    Buying an unlocked Note is gonna be expensive. Probably more than the SG2 was..which was like $700 if I remember correctly. Supposedly there is a Galaxy Note S..hopefully a US variant that will be on Verizon
     
    #7 SwiftLegend, Sep 13, 2011
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    I highly doubt that the Charge is going to be removed from Verizon's lineup when it's not even 6 months old not to mention an LTE handset. The Samsung (insert name here) will definitely be it's flagship handset on VZW, but I can't see a reason to have an early EOL for an LTE phone when you can keep it around as an entry level LTE phone and sell it to cheap people.
     
    #8 sb1831, Sep 13, 2011
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