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07/08/2008, 6:15pm, EDT
Tuesday, July 8th
Belgian iPhone set for July 11 launch, no contract
Belgian iPhone 3G carrier Mobistar has confirmed it will sell the long-awaited device on July 11th, offering users a glimpse of its voice and data bundles, which seem to echo upsetting rates found in countries such as Canada, Mexico, and New Zealand, but with a slight upside. Despite offering plans ranging from €30 to €60 that contain a mere 200MB to 1GB of data, and three to nine hours of talk time, Mobistar is offering the 8GB handset itself for €525 (including VAT), devoid of any contract requirement on the user's part.
The plans seem to offer a joint connection between talk-time and SMS messages, however, stating that the plans come with three, six, or nine hours of voice, or 300/600/900 SMS messages.
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Unlocked?
Will it be carrier-unlocked as well?
carrier lock...
It would have to be - carrier locking is illegal in Belgium.
They might still require you to be a resident of Belgium, though, to buy one that way.