T-Mobile G1 sales in the US are expected to infuse NT$7 billion (around $220 million USD) into HTC’s fourth-quarter revenue, according to company sources. T-mobile plans to order between 1.5 and 2 million G1 handsets in the near future, with sales to be between 400,000 and 500,000 units sold in the fourth quarter of 2008.

Next year the T-mobile G1 is expected to contribute over NT$18 billion (around $560 million USD) to HTS’s overall sales for 2009. Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, stated at the T-Mobile G1 announcement that the presence of G1 and Android will definitely give strong pushes to development and applications of the network for handsets in the future.
Industry leaders note that although being inferior to the HTC Diamond, iPhone 3G and the Samsung Omnia in terms of exterior design, the G1 will draw in customers with its easy-to-operate interface and convenient network functions. The G1 will launch in other countries starting at the end of this year.
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[Via Alley Insider]








Huh? I don't like that part in bold. That is very subjective.
I could wait for a nice android based phone from Sam or LG but what are the chances of those phones having a QWERTY keyboard. Not going to happen.
G1 is what it is, I look forward replacing it with a bad *** device in two years.
And yea, I definitely do not agree with the G1 being inferior looking than the Touch Pro. iPhone, yes, but not the Touch Pro. Touch HD, maybe
Common guys, admit that the iPhone is definitely sexier than the G1. G1 is like a well skilled, well built guy who is extremely useful and is an all-rounder in most types of tasks, but is handsome nonetheless. Although, iPhone is like that pretty blond, who costs a lot to keep but dosen't do much
Part of me would actually like the numbers to be a little on the low side, just so I don't have the same phone as every one else, but I do want the phone to be successful.