David Carnoy | Aug 06, 2009
(Credit: The Boy Genius Report)
Ever since Apple launched the new
iPhone 3GS, the older
iPhone 3G has been going for US$99 with a new two-year contract. Well, according to
Boy Genius Report, there seem to be some indications that Apple may be about to bring out a new 8GB version of the iPhone 3GS that will take the place of the iPhone 3G and also cost US$99.
Interestingly, BGR's source isn't AT&T but Rogers, a Canadian carrier, and a tipster sent the site some screenshots that seem to provide proof of the transition between models. None of this is confirmed, of course, but if AT&T (and other carriers like Rogers) offered an 8GB iPhone 3GS for US$99, it would be another aggressive move by Apple in its quest to dominate the smartphone space. I'm not sure it spells doom for the US$199 8GB
Palm Pre, which is selling well, but it can't help its cause.
Comments? Is the 8GB iPhone 3GS at US$99 a big deal?
Via
iPhone Atlas blog on CNET and
The Boy Genius Report
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