It also depends on what your typical phone turnover rate is. I know
some people who get a new phone every year. For me I tend to buy top of
the line and then hang on to stuff for years. My home office Mac is 8
years old and was one of those fancy dual 1.25Ghz G4s, which cost me a
bit back then, but now it's still perfectly usable with OSX 10.5 and a
boatload of RAM. So if it were me I'd go for the best I can afford now
and then let the cost average out over a longer period of time.
CB
On 8/30/10 6:21 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
Hi,
I recommend waiting and getting an iPhone 4. I don't think it makes much sense
to purchase something running last years technology unless you do so because of
financial restraints. The iPhone 4 has double the RAM of a 3gs, a 38% faster
processor, and a better battery. I think those are good enough reasons to go
for the iPhone 4.
hth
On Aug 28, 2010, at 1:40 PM, Paul Erkens wrote:
Hi list,
As the iphone 4 is now in the market, I'm wondering which to buy. The 3gs has
become tremendously cheap these days, and the iphone 4 is 5 weeks waiting over
here in the Netherlands.
Are there any good reasons for a blindy to wait for the iphone 4, or can I just
get myself a 3gs without sacrificing much functionality? Some of you listers
will know, so I'm looking forward to hearing from you about this. Is a 4 better
for us than a 3gs?
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