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Apple’s iPhone to be big in Japan?

Apple’s iPhone isn’t going to be available anywhere for half a year and won’t even make it to Japan at all unless a non-GSM version appears. Considering that isn’t happening until 2008 at the earliest, is the “Jesus Phone” even relevant to the Japan market? After all, aren’t the handsets here the best in the world anyway?

Over at new UK website tech.co.uk I beg to differ and suggest the iPhone might just have a big future in Japan if it does arrive and — shock horror — dare to suggest that Japanese phones aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.

(Via Tech.co.uk)

11:52 AM J Mark Lytle • Permalink
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