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Originally Posted by jswinden
When I checked on the trade-in value of the Touch, the WiFi model was more than the 3G model too. I wonder if this is because fewer people buy the used 3G models and thus they are not re-sold as quickly. Many people have cellular phones with data, so a 3G Kindle isn't as important as it was several years ago. I'm thinking that if the buyer has to hold certain models longer in the warehouse before they re-sell, then they would not be inclined to pay as much as for items they can re-sell more quickly. That's just a guess....
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Very interesting hypothesis that does make sense. I think maybe there's an automatic algorithm to calculate the trade-in value based on the demand and supply and it automatically updates based on real-time info (if not why would the value change from day-to-day?)!