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CJPhoto: Looks like just the one phone: http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
vinnieg:CJPhoto: Looks like just the one phone: http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
Bit disappointing on most things tbh, the screen looks gorgeous, but no MicroSD....no changeable battery, only a 5MP camera, 720P recording, multitasking...my Galaxy lite for $390 does more than it and is running Android 2.1
mattk: I'd definately buy an iphone if Vodafone wasn't raping us so violently with the pricing - The $80 Plan in Aussie is $199 upfront, our $80 plan is $599 upfront. You can't tell me that the dollar-difference between us and them is that much.
Man I hope Telecom gets iphone this year.... The $80VF plan isn't to bad, it's about the same as Onerate100 + $12text +240MB data from TC.
Shin:mattk: I'd definately buy an iphone if Vodafone wasn't raping us so violently with the pricing - The $80 Plan in Aussie is $199 upfront, our $80 plan is $599 upfront. You can't tell me that the dollar-difference between us and them is that much.
Man I hope Telecom gets iphone this year.... The $80VF plan isn't to bad, it's about the same as Onerate100 + $12text +240MB data from TC.
I thought Aussie iPhone got locked and we get unlocked phone... big difference when I takes it to oversea and plug 3G repay simcard without hassle.
Also $80VF plan actually offers 3GB data instead of 250MB until sometime, I guess.
timmyh: I would be 99% sure there is only one Quad Band device. Well done by Apple to achieve this and satisfy the growing number of 900MHz 3G users in Asia-Pac now, and Europe & Sth America in future.
Shin:vinnieg:CJPhoto: Looks like just the one phone: http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
Bit disappointing on most things tbh, the screen looks gorgeous, but no MicroSD....no changeable battery, only a 5MP camera, 720P recording, multitasking...my Galaxy lite for $390 does more than it and is running Android 2.1
Speaking of 5MP camera, I just don't get it why put that many pixles on tiny CCD(or CMOS) with tiny lens. Honestly, about 10 year old 4 MP Canon G3 pictures much better than flash new 10 MP phone camera...
coffeebaron: Can anyone confirm if this is indeed a quad band UMTS device, or is there going to be 850/900 variants?
Shin: I thought Aussie iPhone got locked and we get unlocked phone... big difference when I takes it to oversea and plug 3G repay simcard without hassle.
vinnieg:Apparently it actually have 5 bands. The apple site is missing one. Edit: what the guy above said.timmyh: I would be 99% sure there is only one Quad Band device. Well done by Apple to achieve this and satisfy the growing number of 900MHz 3G users in Asia-Pac now, and Europe & Sth America in future.
haha the 1% would include:
Motorola Backflip, HTC Fuze and LG Fathom :)
Behodar:coffeebaron: Can anyone confirm if this is indeed a quad band UMTS device, or is there going to be 850/900 variants?
Yeah, it's just one model. It's actually a pentaband chipset (800/850/900/1900/2100) but Apple isn't promoting 800 (it might even be disabled).
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coffeebaron:Behodar:coffeebaron: Can anyone confirm if this is indeed a quad band UMTS device, or is there going to be 850/900 variants?
Yeah, it's just one model. It's actually a pentaband chipset (800/850/900/1900/2100) but Apple isn't promoting 800 (it might even be disabled).
Great, so now when someone asks again the question - what phone works on Telecom & Vodafone, we can now say the Apple iPhone 4.
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