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$100 iPhone Price Drop Soon? What’s Your Opinion?

Apr 26, 2011Feb 18, 2008 by Chris Galloway

When Apple dropped the iPhone price $200 last September, just two months after the iPhone’s release, some of you said you were okay with it because you willingly paid a premium to be an early adopter, while others of you were understandably frustrated because you would have delayed your iPhone purchase if you’d only known about the looming price reduction.

The latest rumor is that Apple will once again drop the iPhone price — this time by $100 — not long after releasing the 16GB iPhone just two weeks ago.

iPhone Price Drop: What’s Your Opinion?

Feb 18, 2008Sep 9, 2007 by Chris Galloway

As an early iPhone adopter, I willingly paid a premium price for the bragging rights to a groundbreaking new gadget.

But who knew it would be a mere 2 months from the iPhone release date before Apple would drop the iPhone price by $200 and unveil a new iPhone-like iPod touch media player?

3 More iPhone Rate Plans Revealed

May 20, 2010Jun 27, 2007 by Chris Galloway

While browsing the AT&T website, I stumbled upon three additional iPhone rate plans that weren’t previously announced:

iPhone Rate Plans Announced: All Feature Unlimited Data

May 20, 2010Jun 26, 2007 by Chris Galloway

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AT&T and Apple announced three straightforward, reasonably-priced iPhone rate plans today.

All rate plans include unlimited data, Visual Voicemail, 200 SMS text messages, roll-over minutes and unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling.

iPhone Non-Contract Prices Questionable

Feb 8, 2008May 3, 2007 by Chris Galloway

An AT&T store rep. told the blogger at Tekno Junkie that the iPhone would retail at a non-contract price of $899/$999 for the 4GB and 8GB phones.

The prices are worth noting, but as I’ve said before, I don’t trust store sales reps. so I’ll take this rumor with a grain of salt.

Apple to Surpass Goal & Sell 12 Million iPhones in 2007?

May 20, 2010May 3, 2007 by Chris Galloway

The results of a recent Markitecture survey have many bloggers lamenting that “only 6%” of the mobile phone market plan to buy the iPhone in 2007.

Clearly, no one is doing the math, because based on year-end 2005 statistics, there are now over 200 million mobile phone users in the U.S. Six percent of 200 million equals 12 million users “likely to buy the iPhone within the next year.”

By those measures, Apple’s goal to sell 10 million iPhones by 2007’s end will be surpassed by an additional 2 million or more phones.