
The countdown to its July 11’s multi-national debut, Japan’s Softbank has announced (in Japanese) their official iPhone 3G prices and plans. The hardware itself will cost ¥23,040 for 8GB and ¥34,560 for 16GB, a roughly 7% premium over Steve Jobs’ US$199 maximum, over the length of the pre-requisite 2 year contract.
Plans will be color coded, primarily in white, but rumor has it also in orange and blue. Based on the linked-to details, this color system is impenetrable enough I can’t believe North American carriers haven’t rushed to adopt it!
[Source: The iPhone Blog]
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