ronnie_gogs said:fftopic:
How do we record telephonic conversations....
Funky said:What we can do is simply boycott this card and not purchase it locally. And it wont sell at this price as then the price performance ratio goes out of window and people can buy 2 x 4850s for the price of 1 4870. Only sales figures matters for them and nothing else. Dont buy it. When these sales figures do not meet the expectations, then only even AMD will pressurise them to lower the prices of these cards here.
eXactly Funky I do agree with you on this boycott 4870 OR go for 2X4850z....@ Funky
What we can do is simply boycott this card and not purchase it locally. And it wont sell at this price as then the price performance ratio goes out of window and people can buy 2 x 4850s for the price of 1 4870. Only sales figures matters for them and nothing else. Dont buy it. When these sales figures do not meet the expectations, then only even AMD will pressurise them to lower the prices of these cards here.
@ Supra
I hope no-one frm TE should buy the HD 4870 for now at least from the local distris.Just wait a few more days, Monday something might come out lets see
My mail to Chris Hook & Dave Erskine @ 11:14pm on 14-07-2008
Sir,
This email is to notify you about your so called 4800 series GFX cards for the masses being sold @ Insanely high prices in India. According to the Press Release 4850 is supposed to sell @ Rs.12,000 and 4870 @ Rs.16,000, the prices of 4850 are Ok but 4870 Rs.19,500 to Rs.22,000. Rs.16,000 is a sensible price but 19-20k is Insane that's like $455 to $515 for a 300$ card !!!
I don't get it, was that press release price a JOKE or just a trick to attract masses towards 4800 series so that in reality your distributors can feast on the flesh of the buyer !!! Don't release info that's false.If you cant provide your product in promised prices accept it and market it as a extreme costly product.
All I want to say is why make a bigg fuzz like VFM GFX cards when in reality they are not. If you cant keep check on your regional executives and distributors then no use marketing them as VFM products.
I know this mail is not going to change the reality but just it is my personal satisfaction that I emailed you.
With Refrence to : The Hindu : Business : AMD launches ‘teraflop’ graphics cards
Regards,
Dhananjay S. Patil
Nasik,Maharashtra, INDIA
Reply from Dave Erskine @ 11:21pm on 14-07-2008
Hi Dhananjay,
First, I'd like to thank you for supporting AMD. Feedback like this is invaluable in identifying regional disparities and costing challenges.
A handful of your fellow enthusiasts have contacted us about this issue. Avinash and his team in India are checking into it and we hope to find a resolution shortly. Hopefully we'll have some good news.
Best regards,
Dave