Last month, when Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone 3G, the price tag of $199 for 8GB and $299 for 16GB were announced. However, these are the prices just for new customers and ones, eligible for upgrade.
If you don’t fit into one of these categories, you’ll have to spend $200 more, $399 for 8GB or $499 for 16GB. In both cases, a two-year contract is required.
For those who don’t want to sign with AT&T, „coming soon” are $599 8GB and $699 16GB variants, which won’t require a contract.
The phone requires a plan that combines unlimited data (Internet) with voice minutes. $70 a month buys you 450 minutes, double the minutes (900) for $90 or 1350 for $110. For $130 you’ll have no limits on both data and anytime minutes.
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