then??
iphone not gonna be usd199

wait some time then apple gonna release new hp
iskk..stick wit old iphone

because u don't read the posts before.
btw i'm not forcing u to read them either.
but yeah better read first.
cheers!

any idea on the price of non 3g iphone after the release of 3g iphone on 11/7? thanks...

that mentality is too naive im afraid. the custom people are not retarded either. if you have dealt enough times with dhl, fedex, tnt etc, you can actually see on the form, the number of stringent controls that they have to go through. parcels from abroad usually arrive in klia during the wee morning hours and spend most of the time in the custom depot for clearance.


whats the point of even having a custom checkpoint if everyone can just declare their purchases abroad as "gift"? frankly speaking, i have friends all over the continents, but of course im not crazy enough to risk doing your proposed method.


of course, i dont deny that you might get lucky sometimes, but the risk to take is absolutely at your discretion.





This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jul 2 2008, 11:38 PM

no different in pricing.. but might be out of new stock... so pisang goren'd price until iPhone 3g unlocked is really available. the question is...

When?

well..nt been here in a while..but...nt much diff...still a lot of noobie ques..

lol... which forum dun hav noobie questions..

hahha..true lor..but den the ques..is way way too noobie..all answers given before...

According to Yahoo, Iphone will cost between $399 to $599 based on whether you sign the contract or not. So, those of you guys, who sold their phone thinking it will be available for $199, I feel really sorry for you:hug:

Here's the report

iPhone 3G on sale 8 a.m. July 11; no-contract iPhone on tap
Looks like we'll have to get up bright and early to buy the new iPhone. Also, AT&T says a "no-commitment" iPhone is "coming soon."

First things first: The new iPhone 3G will go on sale at 8 a.m. next Friday at AT&T retail stores and Apple stores. So if you're planning on lining up, you'd better be ready well before sunrise.

Also, AT&T has finally clarified pricing for current AT&T subscribers who want the iPhone 3G.

In a nutshell, if you're "upgrade eligible" (log into your AT&T account to see if you are), you'll be able to buy the new iPhone for the discounted price of $199 for the 8GB version or $299 for the 16GB model. (AT&T is somewhat vague about the eligibility criteria, although your credit history and the time remaining on your contract are factors.) You'll also have to pay an $18 "upgrade fee."

If you're not eligible for the discount, you'll have to fork over extra for an "early upgrade"-$399 for the 8GB iPhone 3G or $499 for the 16GB model. Ouch.

AT&T also says that a "no-commitment" (read: no contract) iPhone 3G will be available soon, at $599 for the 8GB version and or $699 for the 16GB handset. Pricey, but hey-no two-year contract.

Unfortunately, AT&T won't offer the new iPhone on a prepaid basis, at least not at launch.

Some other items: You will have to get your new iPhone activated at the store, and that means a credit check. So bring a photo ID and your Social Security number (especially if you're not yet an AT&T customer). If you want to cut down on the wait, you can go to an AT&T store now and take care of the credit check early.

There have been some rumors that current iPhone users could simply register the IMEI number of their new iPhone with AT&T clerks-meaning they could finish activating their phones at home. It's a nice idea, but so far, there's no indication from AT&T that such a plan exists.

As for the newly detailed rate plans, there aren't any surprises. Each plan comes bundled with unlimited data; $70 a month gets you 450 minutes and 5,000 night/weekend minutes, while a 900-minute plan with unlimited nights/weekends goes for $90. A 1,350-minute plan will cost $110 per month. Family plans are available, and business data plans will cost $45 a month (versus $30 per month for standard data in the bundled plans). Text messages are extra, too. Individuals pay $5 for 200 texts per month, $15 for 1,500 a month, or $20 for unlimited texting. For family plans, you'll pay $30 a month for unlimited messaging.


Guess that $199 price Steve Jobs announced for the iPhone 3G should have come with a massive asterisk, huh?

Source:http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/patterson/23890

its easy to handle the way way way too silly questions. just ignore them la

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jul 3 2008, 11:42 AM

hahhahaha...agreed..but sumtime dey pitiful la..o hey i hv a ques for u guys(in the FAQ thread)..

hv u guys seen the pre -order 3G thread..i gave dem a little bump..their thread nw dropping keke

Optus Australia has released their detailed pricing for Iphone 3G

For postpaid : http://www.optusiphone.com.au/getdoc/3727f...id-pricing.aspx

For Prepaid : http://www.optusiphone.com.au/getdoc/fe459...id-pricing.aspx

8GB iPhone 3G (Black)= $729

16GB iPhone 3G (Black or White)= $849

Haha...before this everyone so semangat ask for PM..

But now...all RUN away...

what u expect... all tot cheap... all tot usd199 after convert + tax = below 1.5k... lulz

Haha,b4 tis all my school friend fren keep on telling me RM800 only..

I say need to sign contract,but no one believe..

KUDOS to all morons muahahaha

lol
yala
me too got orders
when some of my fren know i going there
all ask me to tumbang buy
i asked them do they ever aware of the price n contract policies
till i send them this thread link
only they wake up from dream

haha....sad to think that sum people really beleived that the IPhone 3G will be as cheap as RM 900....n even more sadder...is the fact that they actually thought the IPhone 3G is gona be cheaper than the older version in Malaysia!!

err somehow we can see that the price comparing between AUS and US , where US is more cheaper than AUS .

Based on the info below, we can get iPhone 3G unlocked at approx RM2480 (8gb) and RM2920 (16gb).




Australian iPhone pricing announced

Posted Jul 3rd 2008 11:00AM by Dave Caolo
Filed under: iPhone
Optus has released information on iPhone plan pricing for Australia. There are two options: post-paid and pre-paid.

The post-paid option includes what they're calling a "Cap Plan" and a "Yes Plan." The Cap Plan (all prices are Australian dollars) starts at $19 and offers 100MB of mobile internet data and $50 of calls and text, and maxes out at 1GB of data and $1500 of calls for $179.

All Cap Plans include free 20-minute voice calls to other Optus GSM mobiles in Australia (within hourly restrictions), and free 5-minute voice calls to phones on the same account, 24/7.

The Yes Plans start at $19 for 100MB of data and $14 of calls, and maxes out at 1GB of data and $144 of calls for $149. There are several text and rollover options for both.

The pre-paid options offer an 8GB iPhone for $729 and a 16GB phone for $849. These phones can be unlocked free of charge after six months, or for a $60 fee any time before then (including the time of purchase). So, totally unlocked iPhone 3G will be sold in Australia for $789 (the 8GB model) or $929 (16GB).