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Originally Posted by jda182
this is my own 2 cents:
first off- i dont think there will be a new iphone released in U.S. for atleast a year, reason being if they release one within 6 months or soon after everybody that bought iphone 1.0, most of the people that will want an iphone 2.0 will have bought 1.0 and they will still have atleast 1 year or more on their 2 year contract.
second- if you look at ipod prices, they have been the exact same since they came out, they have gotten better every version that comes out, but the price has been the same
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Thanks for your input!
I am on the same thinking track as you. I don't think they will unveil a new iPhone in 6 months because of the contracts people will have but I'm still worried that Apple will really listen closely to what consumers are saying needs to be changed, updated, etc and they will do it asap so they can push more units. The last thing I need is a $600 phone that is "obsolete" in 6 months. Can most, if not all, of the iPhone software be updated to meet the standards?
Now, I have taken the iPod prices into consideration and I believe that the iPhone price will remain unchanged for a while. Although I think it's a hefty price for a phone, I was looking at the Nokia N95 at $679.00 and the LG "Prada" phone at $799.00 and the iPhone looks like a steal compared to those 2. Oh and don't get me started on the Nokia 8800 which retails at $999.000! But I am afraid that because iPods and iPhones, as much as they are the same, are 2 different products that the iPhone will follow the path of cell phones becoming "old tech" in 6 months. If Jobs comes out and states that this will not happen then I'll have a iPhone in my hands in no time flat.