AT&T announces iPhone 3G prices for customers not eligible for an upgrade

July 01st, 2008 | Category: iPhone Talk

Well folks, it looks as though we finally have the reply to that burning question. Just how much will AT&T want from customers already under contract (that aren’t eligible for an upgrade) for a new iPhone? Hit the jump for the reply.

Those customers not eligible for an upgrade will have to pay $399 for an 8GB iPhone 3G and $499 for the 16GB

model. While that is still considerably more than the $199 price for new customers, it is still cheaper than the original iPhone.

Additionally, AT&T has announced that they will offer no-contract-required iPhones in the future at $599 and $699 price points. With less than two weeks to go, it looks like AT&T is finally getting us some answers.

Orginal post by Scott Barr

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