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MSE News: iPhone 4 to launch this month, but on which networks?

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"Apple's new iPhone 4 may not be as widely available as the current model, which could stifle future price drops
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http://newsroom.orange.co.uk/2010/06/07/orange-uk-to-launch-iphone-4/
"Don't be a sheep and save your money"
words fall on deaf sheep ears...
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Surely that means with a contract. If so, doesn't the price actually depend on the level of contract? In which case aren't these figures meaningless?
"iPhone 4, only £138! With a £60 a month contract for 24 months."
Yup thats the price plus contract.
http://i48.tinypic.com/35ity1e.jpg
Here the US prices, the last column (No commitment) should be something like the UK payg price. Just change the $ for £. . .
Any guesses whether it will be released on PAYG at the same time???
- Bob Dole, Republican presidential candidate[/FONT]
Did you ever think people buy the iphone because it is an absolutely fantastic device which works, doesn't crash, is fast, and a great media player as well as interent device and phone?
For what people are paying for most contracts these days the iPhone pricing is very competitive...
So MSE advise isn't "don't be a sheep"....
- Bob Dole, Republican presidential candidate[/FONT]
You would hope, I can't see Apple wanting to miss any sales. Payg will also sell to people half way through their contracts and just want the phone.
Personally, if its more than £499, I'm getting a Desire. Its very nice, but its not worth more than £500 never mind what Mr Jobs thinks. . .
If you get the Desire you'd regret it in a few months ^-^
- Bob Dole, Republican presidential candidate[/FONT]