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iPhone price may fall 15%
iPhone price may fall 15%
vishalrao said:didnt apple also almost immediately after launch drop prices in the US, infuriating loyal early buyers (aka gullible fangirls) there too?![]()
stud123 said:In case of India, it is not apple but Airtel and Vodafone who have fixed this price to encash the craze of people and finding sale not at all upto expectations. Price fall not once but many times by the end of year is on the wall. Indian people cant be cheated now very easily I am sure as stuff of 200$ in Rs31000/- is beyond any reasoning.
vishalrao said:didnt apple also almost immediately after launch drop prices in the US, infuriating loyal early buyers (aka gullible fangirls) there too?![]()
vishalrao said:yea both airtel and vodafone execs on ndtv gadget guru were claiming apple had decided the price and not them
the device (hardware) itself is cool, just cant stand the OS/platform... i wish openmoko can come out with these hardware specs (design actually) soon...
stud123 said:In US locked Iphone (to some service provider) is available in general stores but why cant the same thing done in India. Because price is finally set by big buggers ATel & Vfone
Shripad said:That pricing is with expensive 2year contract in states. We pay much less here / month. Here you can opt for data plan or you can opt out. Its our choice.
mpranav said:It still doesn't justify a 300%+ increase in prices.
Pat said:It does - considering the TCO of iPhone 3G over 2 years in US is more than $1800.
m1n0r said:Your comparison is flawed too, how much do you think does a plan with 450 minutes a month & 5000 minutes on nights & weekends with unlimited data (we're not even talking 3g here) cost an average Indian on Airtel or Vodafone ? I am not talking about the select few who have corporate numbers...
I am not complaining about the price, but I will admit that its about 6k higher than what I prefer to spend on a phone.