Nelson Au
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Black one for me. Looking forward to my first iPhone on the 24th.
Originally Posted by mattCR
But sam, most of the functions (outside of ads) won't have a point on a hardware device that doesn't have any of the hardware to support it I guess iBooks, but que sera.. anyway, it's hardware changes in the touch and other lines some of us were looking for.
Originally Posted by Ronald Epstein
I am a bit underwhelmed -- only because I have upgraded my
iPhone every single year and almost each time it has cost me
$500 or more to do so.
Originally Posted by Parker Clack
I am disappointed there are no new hardware upgrades for the iPod Touch.Still waiting for it to at least have a built in mic and camera.
No penalty early upgrade for 3GS owners
Originally Posted by Ronald Epstein
That's not true -- at least how I understand it.
I am a 3GS owner. Yet when I bought that phone
a year ago I entered into a new 2-year contract.
All that AT&T is doing this time around is giving
a 6 month relief on top of those nearing the end
of their contract period.
As far as I know, I and everyone else who bought
that 3GS last year and entered a new 2-year contract
is not going to get the discount pricing.
I hope I am wrong, cause for $199-$299 I can easily
buy the new phone.
Originally Posted by Ted Todorov
iPod updates are always at a special event in September, right after the back to school, free iPod Touch with your Mac promotion ends.
I think Apple now has a clear upgrade cycle: iPad April; iPhone June; iPod September
Originally Posted by Ronald Epstein /forum/thread/301215/official-apple...erence-2010-discussion-thread/60#post_3698505
Originally Posted by mattCR
No, you are correct.
If your current contract is set to expire this year only does the agreement happen. So, you must be at least 18 months into a 24 month contract. ATT is waiving the last 6 months. If you just signed an agreement last year, you will pay full price, no discount.