iPhone 3G will be sold per one euro

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28th June 2008

The mobile operator T-Mobile in Germany will sell Apple iPhone 3G with eight gigabytes of memory per one euro, reports Reuters. But in this case the smartphone is attached with the tariff plan of operator with a monthly subscription fee of â‚¬69.
Depending on your tariff plan, the maximum price of the 8Gb iPhone 3G for T-Mobile subscribers is â‚¬169.95 ($263). Smartphone with 16 gigabytes of memory will cost from 19.95 to â‚¬249.95 ($31-387).
Last week the website of the Italian mobile operator Vodafone published prices for iPhone 3G without a contract with operator. A 8 Gb unlocked smartphone will cost $773, a 16 Gb one - $881.
In the U.S.A. iPhone 3G with the AT & T operator contract costs $ 199 for 8 Gb version and $ 299 for 16 Gb respectively.
iPhone 3G was demonstrated on June, 9 at the Conference WWDC. It differs from the previous version by its support of third-generation cellular networks, the availability of GPS-navigation module, the color of the block, improved audio system and a more intensive battery.