Hey, I thought Apple wasn't making those white iPhone 4's? I haven't kept up with a lot of the news, but the last I heard the manufacturing process never got off the ground, and they finally killed the whole idea.
I was in Bangkok last week to get myself a new, unlocked iPhone 4, and every vendor at MBK had white iPhones for sale. They are real, not copies or bootlegs. So did Apple make a bunch for Asia?
On another topic, I was last at MBK 2 years ago, and every vendor had a wide variety of every phone out there, and of course, an iPhone 3G. This year, almost EVERY vendor had primarily iPhones and iPads. Even older, refurbished 3's and 3G's. You could easily see which brand was preferred. Blackberry had one or two large vendors, and about half the smaller vendors had a few Blackberry phones, but it was shocking to see the lack or variety as compared to previous years.
I bought a 16GB factory unlocked iPhone 4 for $850, and love it. The camera is the most awesome thing, I took my first picture with it; the coffee-cup I was drinking out of at a coffee-shop and was shocked by the color saturation, detail and clarity of it. I even kept the photo to show people as an example. (Geek alert.)
I was in Bangkok last week to get myself a new, unlocked iPhone 4, and every vendor at MBK had white iPhones for sale. They are real, not copies or bootlegs. So did Apple make a bunch for Asia?
On another topic, I was last at MBK 2 years ago, and every vendor had a wide variety of every phone out there, and of course, an iPhone 3G. This year, almost EVERY vendor had primarily iPhones and iPads. Even older, refurbished 3's and 3G's. You could easily see which brand was preferred. Blackberry had one or two large vendors, and about half the smaller vendors had a few Blackberry phones, but it was shocking to see the lack or variety as compared to previous years.
I bought a 16GB factory unlocked iPhone 4 for $850, and love it. The camera is the most awesome thing, I took my first picture with it; the coffee-cup I was drinking out of at a coffee-shop and was shocked by the color saturation, detail and clarity of it. I even kept the photo to show people as an example. (Geek alert.)