PC Pals Forum
Technical Help & Discussion => Mobile Phones & Other Handheld Devices => Topic started by: Simon on June 18, 2010, 22:25
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O2 has become the latest mobile operator to unveil its prices for the iPhone 4, intriguingly offering the handset at a cheaper up-front cost on shorter contracts.
The 16GB version will cost £209 on a £30, 18-month contract, and £279 on a £25 a month, two year contract. The 32GB version will start from £299 on the 18-month contract and £323 on the two-year contract.
The 16GB version can be had for free on a two-year, £60 a month contract.
The Apple iPhone 4 will also be available on business contracts, starting from £100 for the 16GB version and £172 for the 32GB version.
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/358783/o2-reveals-iphone-4-prices
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interesting. Not a HTC though is it!
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Simon's flexible. ;D
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And broke! :bawl:
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You need Access. ;D
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I had one, and it only had a £500 limit on it. Wouldn't get you far these days. ;D
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I think my first card had a £250 limit, but that was in the days when cash dispensers only gave you £10.
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I remenber the £10 cash dispensers well.
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Clunky but cutting edge at the time.
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Yup, and the card only had a finite number if uses, then you had to apply for a new one.
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It wasn't a card for me, it was a set of 'cheques' which you placed in a drawer in the machine. It then read the cheque and, if all was well, handed you a tenner in return.
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I had a card, and with each use, the machine punched a little 'dot' in the card. When you reached so many dots, the card was retained.
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Obviously later technology. :)
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Oh yes, very advanced. ;D
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Yet amazing at the time.