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Not too much variation between the UK?s big three in their next gen iPhone pricing policies.
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Not too much variation between the UK?s big three in their next gen iPhone pricing policies.
Over on bitterwallet (NSFW lots of swearing) there are a couple of comparison spreadsheets setup, not sure if they've been updated with Voda yet but they might make it clearer if you're undecided.
http://www.bitterwallet.com/your-ult...resource/30939
Funny thing there is that there isnt actually a 8GB 3GS. The 8GB is just a standard 3G device.
Other than that the Voda prices have come down, I managed to get a snapshot the other day of the tariffs they released before they took it down. Now they have re appeared and they are about the same as the O2 ones with the iPhone pricing.
There is an 8GB 3GS, it will be released at the same time as the iPhone 4 to replace the 3G.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ferral
I thought vodas costs went up? At least handset prices did?
Prices did go up compared to the leaked details - handset prices are up £20-30 across all the plans, matching Orange and o2 which is pretty disappointing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob_B
Well that was expected - as soon as orange released there prices - they could be a couple of ££ cheaper than orange then they win - Just goes to show how much they can afford to cut the units by and still make a profit though!
Interested what 3 have to offer - apparently (rumors as per usual) 3 are planning to undercut everyone. and someone said that their twitter page was saying there planning to sell from the 26th.