Filed under: Handsets, China Unicom, GSM, HSDPA, Apple, iPhone OS
While the iPhone got an official announce for China last month, its retail pricing and delivery date have remained a mystery. That's going to change later today when China Unicom is expected to announce an October 1st launch for Cupertino's darling. Eight service packages ranging in price from 126 yuan (about $18) to 886 yuan (about $130) per month will be available to Unicom's 141 million subscribers from a pool of 700 million cellphone toting Chinese. How much will it cost? 5,000 yuan or a steep $733 green retail. Subsidies of about 893 yuan (about $131) to 4,253 yuan (about $623) will be offered for those signing to long-term plans on Unicom's fledgling 3G network. Looks like somebody's standard of living is on the rise.China Unicom prices iPhone for October 1st launch originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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