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Which iPhone 3G will you be getting?

  • Black - 8 GB

    Votes: 40 14.8%
  • Black - 16 GB

    Votes: 161 59.6%
  • White - 16 GB

    Votes: 69 25.6%

  • Total voters
    270

MacScho

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Apr 9, 2008
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oh yes

and why?


personally probably a 16 gig since im gonna be spending some money in the app store. and white since my macbook is white lol
 
16GB black. No reason, for $100 why not get more space, and black looks better then white imo
 
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white 16gb
 
8 -> 16 GB Black

Because it looks better than the white one, and I might aswell get higher storage capacity as I'm upgrading from 8 GB 1st gen. Dunno how much space apps are going to take, but I rather be safe than sorry, in case I want more stuff on the iPhone.
 
I'm waiting for red 32GB. I initially said I was going to wait on the iPhone until it had GPS and 30+GB. Well I bit on a refurb, but I'm still waiting on the whole package before I commit to the extra $10/month. I also want all of you early buyers to tell me what's good, what's bad. I was skeptical for months about call quality based on reviews. Boy, were they wrong.
 
I'm on the fence wether to get the 16GB white or black - the black is more "cool" looking, but the white is exclusive to the 16GB model which is for whatever reason appealing to me.
 
I voted fro the 8gb because it will be my first iPhone and I want to try it out before I consider the 16gb model.

I am really excited about getting the iphone!

Don't forget that you won't be able to upgrade for 2 years unless AT&T starts selling one without a contract. I'd really recommend 16GB, especially if you ever want to use video on it.
 
Don't forget that you won't be able to upgrade for 2 years unless AT&T starts selling one without a contract. I'd really recommend 16GB, especially if you ever want to use video on it.

For a starter 8GB might be just fine. I have been dealing with it for a while now, and you get in the habit of removing video's you know you don't really want on there. Of course I would recommend the 16GB model for small price difference, but if you truly feel you won't use the the additional 8GB - that's your call... because you may be stuck with it for 2 years so consider the pros and cons.
 
I'm going for black 16gb as I want as much space as possible for all the lovely apps coming out....and the colour matches everything else I have (Black/Silver iMac, Fatman iValve dock & speakers, matches nicely into my car too).
 
Don't forget that you won't be able to upgrade for 2 years unless AT&T starts selling one without a contract. I'd really recommend 16GB, especially if you ever want to use video on it.

I have an 8G and really don't have a problem fitting a ton of movies. With iSquint I was able to get my movies down to a small size while still maintaining quality (only on iPhone.) So I just built up my vid library to have a mac/tv size and an iphone size.

But, of course, going from $200 to $300 is much easier than $400-$500. And the point about being stuck for 2 years might make the $100 money well spent. Personally, as attractive as the $2-300 price point sounds, I'd rather just pay it upfront and not be trapped in a contract. I'm curious what the early termination fee is...

And I would take the 16G Black, but probably won't upgrade until Xmas. Of course, that's subject to change ;-)
 
I voted black 16GB, but it's possible I'll change my mind when I see them in person. After reading that article at iLounge, I might end up going for the white one since scratches and fingerprints would essentially be invisible, as opposed to the black one which would probably be a fingerprint/scratch magnet! :eek: Only time will tell... :apple:
 
Still deciding whether or not I would use the extra 8GB on the 16GB model, since I have an 8GB right now and it seems to work just fine for me. Decisions, decisions.
 
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