Apple to retire iPhone 3GS with low-end 8GB iPhone 4S debuting at next
week’s iPhone 5 event
By Raymond Wong | BGR News – Thu, Sep 6, 2012
We already know that next week’s September 12th Apple (AAPL) event will
bring the announcement of the iPhone 5, but rumor has it the 8GB iPhone
3GS will finally be retired. The Telegraph reports that sources close to
retailers say Apple will replace the entry-level iPhone 3GS with the 8GB
iPhone 4 and a new 8GB iPhone 4S to its lineup. Essentially, the 8GB
iPhone 4 will be offered free on contract as the 3GS has been, and the
8GB iPhone 4S will become a new mid-point offering. Naturally, the new
iPhone 5 will sit at the top of the totem pole and will come in
capacities of 16GB , 32GB and 64GB. It can be argued that the 3GS has
been a boon in emerging markets, especially because Apple will continue
to support it in iOS 6, but we think it’s time to let the three-year-old
device go. After all, it is the only iPhone that still doesn’t support
Retina display apps.
[Via MacRumors
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