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Apple’s next target for the iPhone: students. According to Apple Insider, as well as flogging the devices through the usual channels, the company is looking to start selling the handset through “on-campus stores and other educational resellers”.
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US students are not seriously cashed up, but $200 is the entry point for any slightly decent phone at any of the mobile shops here, unless you want one of the crap crap crap crap flip phones that comes free or nearly so.
I have watched students in the UK & Ireland spend nearly that much on drinking over a weekend (£100). So, a new mobile or getting really F'ing pissed. You choose.
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http://www.reachstudents.co.uk/blog/2008/09/19/...