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3G iPhone Pricing Plans – Apple Subsidies and Carrier Deals

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

Apple’s stock is increasing on news of preliminary details for pricing plans. Speculation is that Apple may be receiving $300 to $500 per unit from carriers but this is still anyone’s guess.

Here is a video from the Wall Street Journal:

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