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| Blackberry mobile phones | 5% |
| Samsung mobile phones | 2% |
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yep, Appleholics are a bunch of either skinny or fat wierdo nerds that don't have a concept of value for money and would queue up for an empty envelope as long as it bears the Apple logo.
Tell me in your sarcastic post, when was the other time a Telco had people lining up for their retail products? Let's laugh about it surely, but maybe a bit a more honest and intelligent.