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Australian telco Singtel Optus is one of three about to sell the Apple iPhone handset in mid-2008. However, it has become the first among the rivals to release an actual price. Depending on storage capacity, the device will cost $A729 or $A849. These prices are based on a subscription plan for 24 months that subsidises a "free" iPhone. Telstra and Vodafone are yet to detail their charges for the new product, which will be sold from 11 July 2008

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