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    0 starskristen | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 12 2008 | iphone, technology
    SciTechBlog: Blog Archive - iPhone 3G not so cheap after all « - Blogs from CNN.com

    Interesting comparison of cost between the old and new iphones that shows the new iphone actually costs you more over two years of use ($40 more). The revolting number is that over the two years you will spend $1879 on having the iphone -- cost of the device, the voice plan and the data plan. Yikes.

    Quoted: While it’s true that the device itself will cost $199, actually using the thing would become a significant monthly expense. In fact, the AT&T press release states that data plans for consumers will be available for $30 per month, in addition to voice plans starting at $39.99 per month. Bottom line: $69.99 per month if you’re going to use both internet and voice features. That’s a $10-per-month increase from the iPhone plans that have been in effect since last July. Business customers will have to pay even more: $45 per month on top of the voice plan.

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    • Tosh - Jun 12 2008

      Rob thought existing iPhone customers would have their rates grandfathered in. Maybe it is just that your existing contract wouldn't change for the duration?

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