But if I were to buy the 4s right now, and *hypothetically* a refurb, discounted model shows up on the ATT site on black friday or something, will I be able to return the one I got and get the cheaper one? Do they let you trade in like that within a certain time frame?
That is because Android innovation occurs so rapidly that a device released 2 months ago is outdated. Luckily for me I'm not a slave to vanity and don't need the most popular device available on the day it releases, which equals $$$ savedThat is because no one is buying those phones anymore, so they have to be reduced in price in order to move them off the shelves.
Don't even start, I get enough crap at the office about it =P
I'm one of those minimalist types that enjoys technology but doesn't NEED it. I keep work and private life separate, you know? But it's gotten to a point where I can't argue against the features they have in the latest OS versions, and I'd love to have a decent camera and GPS all in my pocket.
Also thanks for the replies everyone... it sounds like there PROBABLY won't be a 4s available for less than 200 anytime soon..
But if I were to buy the 4s right now, and *hypothetically* a refurb, discounted model shows up on the ATT site on black friday or something, will I be able to return the one I got and get the cheaper one? Do they let you trade in like that within a certain time frame?
Yeah, this just doesn't make sense to me; if you're an OS developer, why wouldn't you WANT the latest/greatest iPhone?
Seems really odd . . .
As others above have said, the 4S will not go on sale until the iPhone 5 is released.
Yet another reason why I prefer Android...within 1-2 months of release, third party retailers like Amazon Wireless and Wirefly start offering the phones for 50%+ off.
Hell, the Droid RAZR - which pre-orderers paid $300 for last week - is on sale for $111 tomorrow on Amazon Wireless.
Because we have devices at work, I can bring one home if I need to do more work, and as I said I'm a minimalist and don't always need technology in my personal life?
I understand your're probably a big iPhone fan and can't fathom a life without a smartphone, but as I said I keep work and private life separate, and you're being very condescending about that.
About how long until refurb units start showing up? A month or two? more? And do you think there will be Thanksgiving sales for the 4s?
That is because Android innovation occurs so rapidly that a device released 2 months ago is outdated. Luckily for me I'm not a slave to vanity and don't need the most popular device available on the day it releases, which equals $$$ saved