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iPhone To Cost $2,000 To $6,000 Over Two Years


Posted by Mitch Wagner, Jun 26, 2007 05:58 PM

Wired has the breakdown: The 8-Gbyte iPhone for $599, plus $36 activation fee, plus $220 a month for the highest-priced, highest-usage plan. The 4-Gbyte iPhone with the basic plan, at $60 a month, adds up to about $2,000 over two years.

"Figures do not include tax, accessories, or turtleneck sweaters," Wired disclaims.

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