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Huge iPhone Price Drop

Posted by Qwerty in General news and Rants on September 5th, 2007

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If you just picked up your new iPhone this week please sit down before reading this.

In addition to the new iPods, ringtones for the iPhone and iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, Apple has announced a price cut for the iPhone.

Apple has dropped the 4GB model from the iPhone lineup. Its sales have been lagging behind the more spacious 8GB model so Apple decided to remove the dead weight. In addition, Apple has cut the price of the 8GB iPhone by $200 – the device will now retail for $399.

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