It has been revealed the prices that Vodafone in Italy will sell the iPhone 3G for without a new agreement. According to the Vodafone Italy iPhone 3G web site, the device will sell for €499/€569 ($773/$881) for the 8GB/16GB models. This is quite a price for sure, but according to some sources this is not that bad of a price in the Italian smart phone market.
Now this does not mean that is the price it will sell for unsubsidized in other countries, but it is a clear indication the iPhone 3G will cost a lot more than the original. The bottom line appears to be, Apple wants you to sign that dotted line. The new tighter regulations on sales of the device is attributed to Apple trying to keep iPhone unlocking to a minimum.
[Via Engadget Mobile]
Thats right. . . but will it unlock have a look at this article on what there planning to protect the unlocking of new iphones. however in some countries its illegal to do.. read the comments
http://blog.ukphoneshop.com/mobile-phone-unlocking/so-you-think-youre-going-to-unlock-the-new-iphone-3g-think-again/957/
the iphone costs more than its worth for . it isnt even good looking and its certainly not user friendly
it is the ultimate phone its like carying a small computer in your pocket and i can bet it will top the ratings of phones