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iPhone available in Germany on Nov 9 for 399 EUR ($550)
20Sep2007 Filed under: Gadgets, Wireless Author: Esme Vos
Deutsche Telekom and Apple announced that T-Mobile, DT’s mobile subsidiary, will be selling the iPhone in Germany starting November 9 for 399 EUR ($550). In the US, Apple sells the iPhone for $399. There are enterprising individuals in the US selling the iPhone unlocked for under $450 (plus shipping) to anyone around the world. As I wrote in my earlier post on the iPhone’s launch in the UK, there’s no 3G, only the truly dreadful EDGE (the equivalent of dial-up on mobile networks).
T-Mobile announced it will be selling the iPhone in Austria, the Netherlands, Hungary and Croatia. Since T-Mobile bought my mobile operator, Orange Netherlands, I guess I will be getting a marketing pitch from them on the iPhone in the near future. I’m not buying it until it comes with 3G, possibly next year.
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