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>with limited plans I'm just pointing out that $2600 for an iPhone over 2 years (Verizon Share Everything, 2GB data) is only 8% more expensive than a "free" lo
by superuser2 13y ago
>with limited plans
I'm just pointing out that $2600 for an iPhone over 2 years (Verizon Share Everything, 2GB data) is only 8% more expensive than a "free" low-quality Android handset on the same plan ($2400).
Limited and prepaid plans would explain the class difference. If it weren't for the shitty suburban/rural coverage, I'd strongly consider Nexus 4 on T-Mobile.
- ajross 13y agoBut again: the ability to amortize a big upfront payment over a two year contract is also a characteristic of "rich" consumers. Not everyone has $200 in the bank when they need a new phone. These people end up with Gingerbread handsets.