You got my point Peter. And I like your point about Apple looking for extra sales with those that have a touch and then decide to 'upgrade' to the iPhone.
But an iPhone isn't for me unless I can pay that $200-300 (like a Touch) for it and go without a plan, I barely use 10 minutes/month. It would be nice to have all the features of the iTouch and my barely used cell phone all in one unit.
Well, looks like I might get my wish, hopefully this will trickle through to the plans up here.
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/15957-Prepa...ivestories_week
