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AT&T Cuts Price of Refurbished iPhone 3G to $49

Sun Jul 26, 2009 11:13 pm

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AT&T said it has cut the price of the refurbished iPhone 3G -- specifically the black 8GB model -- to $49 while supplies last.

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The Dallas, Texas-based carrier said it also cut the price of a refurbished 16GB iPhone 3G to $99.

Both 8GB and 16GB discounted models still requires a two year AT&T service plan.

The refurbished iPhones have been previously owned -- returned within the 30-day trial period -- and are either unused or lightly used.

Each phone is tested and loaded with the latest software to meet current factory standards and carries a warranty of 90 days or more.

AT&T initially cut the price of refurbished iPhones to $99 last December.

The second-generation iPhone 3G was release in June 2008, and featured built-in GPS for tracking applications, improved audio, a flush headphone jack, an integrated camera, Wi-Fi connectivity and 3G Internet -- twice as fast as the original iPhone.

The refurbished iPhone 3G is available for $49 with a two-year AT&T contract while supplies last.

Last month, AT&T released Apple's third-generation iPhone 3GS.

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