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http://www.macnn.com/articles/10/05/24/3gs.could.become.new.cheap.iphone/

Apple rumored to be halting iPhone 3G shipments

updated 03:20 pm EDT, Mon May 24, 2010

 

3GS could become 'new' cheap iPhone


Apple has stopped iPhone 3G shipments to AT&T stores, sources tell the Boy Genius Report. The carrier's outlets are moreover said to be avoiding new orders, suggesting that the iPhone 3G is reaching end-of-life as a first-run product. The device could continue to be available for a short time as a refurbished option, though likely only through AT&T.

Originally launched in 2008, Apple has kept the 3G around as a cheaper, $99 alternative to 2009's iPhone 3GS, which costs a minimum of $199 for a 16GB model. The 3GS could potentially assume the role of its predecessor, selling alongside a new device with flash, a video call support and a superior display. Apple is generally expected to announce the phone at June 7th's WWDC keynote.




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  1. Fast iBook

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    Joined: Mar 2003

    -2

    I predict........

    I predict, that it will stay around till the end of the summer new, in time to see how well the new iPhone does.

    - a

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