Apple iPhone to be sold in Germany without any contract
November 22nd, 2007 Leave a comment Visited 41 times, 1 so far today
Apple iPhone to be sold in Germany without any contract
Deutsche Telekom (through their T-Mobile unit) currently has the exclusive rights to sell the Apple iPhone in the German market.
The iPhone is sold in the market with a two year long contract. However due to legal pressure the company has now said that the device would also be offered without a contract for buyers who want to run it on a rival network.
They would sold an unlocked Apple iPhone for 999 Euros ($1,483) without requiring a two-year exclusive contract.
The iPhone is available with a contract for a less price of USD 399.
Carolina Milanesi, a research director at Gartner spoke on this new deal by T-Mobile: “How many people are going to spend 999 Euros on a phone? People are not used to spending that kind of money. In every single country now, people are going to look at the possibility of getting around the exclusivity issue.”
Apple, Apple iPhone, Deutsche Telekom, Germany, Mobile Devices, T-Mobile
Rajesh Dogra
Category: Apple, Wireless-Mobile
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