According to a memo obtained by BGR, starting tomorrow Radio Shack is offering versions of the Apple iPhone branded with the AT&T name, at a discount. You can choose from the Apple iPhone 4S, the Apple iPhone 4 and the Apple iPhone 3GS and the deals are open to those signing a new 2-year contract with the mobile operator, either starting new service or re-signing to replace an expired contract. AT&T customers can also extend a current contract in effect by an additional 2 years or buy the phone off-contract.
Starting with the latest model, the Apple iPhone 4S, normally $199.99 with a signed 2-year contract, is just $169.99 for a 16GB model. Those extending a current contract will pay $449.99 and of contract the price is $799.99. For the 32GB model, the prices respectively are $269.99, $549.99 and $899.99. The 64GB version of the AT&T Apple iPhone 4S is $369.99 for both a 2-year contract, $649.99 for a contract extension and $999.99 off-contract.
It is interesting how Radio Shack is pricing the AT&T Apple iPhone 4. For the 8GB and 16GB model, the phones are $69.99 with a 2-year contract, and $169.99 for the 32GB model with a signed 2-year contract. For those extending a current contract by an additional 2 years, the 8GB iPhone 4 is $349.99. The 16GB version is $399.99 and the 32GB phone is $499.99. Off-contract, the 8GB, 16GB and 32GB versions of the AT&T Apple iPhone 4 are $699.99, $749.99, $849.99 respectively.
The AT&T 8GB Apple iPhone 3GS is free for those signing a new 2-year contract while it is priced at $249.99 for those extending a contract, and is $599.99 off contract. This model has remained popular even though it is outdated, because it has been free for those locking up for another 2-years. We recently reported that Apple continues to manufacture the phone to meet demand for it with 2 million units made for the current quarter.
Radio Shack did not say how long the deal will run for and the company did not immediately return an inquiry with a comment.
Alan, an ardent smartphone enthusiast and a veteran writer at PhoneArena since 2009, has witnessed and chronicled the transformative years of mobile technology. Owning iconic phones from the original iPhone to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, he has seen smartphones evolve into a global phenomenon. Beyond smartphones, Alan has covered the emergence of tablets, smartwatches, and smart speakers.
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