And we know how maxis 3G coverage is like. Do you think it's worth it to get the 'Official Malaysia' iPhone when you already have one?

im satisfied with their prepaid.. but not their iPhone value offer plan..   not even Value compare to singtel offer their client.. feel like kena cheated. lol.. just disappointed how malaysian company treat malaysians compare to other country..its not abt the price im talking its abt princip

lucky i got mine earlier.. really feel sorry for those ppl who waited since the 2g for official launch..

I'd be SERIOUSLY be SUPER DUPER CAUTIOUS about buying these so-called "iPhone 3G" from Ah Kau Phone Shop or Ah Beng Phone Shop

Seriously man..
I mean..after watching that youtube of that fake iphone 3g in here somewhere?.. man! it looks so real (until you turn it on)..

and then there was this iphone 3g seller?.. no gps and no wifi.. it's like.."whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat????"

if it's super cheap.. I'd be careful hahahah

The iPhone 3G Maxis launch will be held at Kuala Lumpur Convention Center on March 20th at 7pm. Customers who booked their iPhones via the link posted above are invited to pick up their iPhones at the launch ceremony on that day,time and venue. Walk-in customers are also invited to come, to register, and will be informed when they can collect their iPhones later.

Also got a peek at their internal email regarding launch dates on 20th-22nd. They are recruiting people to come and showcase the iPhone on these dates, and calling them "iPhone3G Buffs". Limited Edition iPhone 3G T-Shirts, and meals are provided.

I'm actually surprised they dont.. they are so greedy.. 30% from Telcos.. 30% from app developers..  might as well tapao the warranty also.

It sort of makes our lives (those who has it now) easier somemore!

Unless you use the the amount that they want to charge you for the Iphone monthly, I think its not really worth it. It basically cost you slightly more than the black mkts if u buy it outright. So might as well buy outright and not let maxis bind you for 2 years...

Also with the new iphone rumoured to be out soon, I think maxis only intends to cash out on the hype (if there is still any) of what that's left or unknowing users.

This would have been attractive if it can really catch the hype. But then now it is not so hot already, ppl will think twice and look for alternatives like they always have before the iphone was launched.

Seriously, this isn't all that significant as it doesn't change much of the position in Malaysia. If u really wanted an Iphone, you would have paid top dollars to get it by hook or by crook. As for me, i looked at cheaper alternatives that listens to what the customers want but compromise on the "apple" factor.....