Rogers Wireless Web Page Appears to Confirm 8 GB iPhone 3GS [Updated]
A Rogers Wireless web page appears to confirm last week's alleged screenshots of the company's internal retail software revealing a forthcoming 8 GB iPhone 3GS model. The "iPhone Comparison" tab on Rogers' iPhone 3GS page contains a chart listing the features of the iPhone 3G and 3GS, noting near the bottom that the 3GS is available in 8 GB, 16 GB, and 32 GB capacities.
Portion of "iPhone Comparison" chart from Rogers Wireless
(iPhone 3GS on left, iPhone 3G on right)
The comparison chart currently appears to be the only portion of Rogers' public site reflecting the existence of an 8 GB iPhone 3GS model, as other description pages and the site's ordering system list only the 16 GB and 32 GB models.
The screenshots that surfaced last week appear to reveal that Rogers is working to sell through its existing stock of the 8 GB iPhone 3G before transitioning to the new iPhone 3GS at the same capacity. Pricing for the new model remains unknown, and it is unclear whether the new 8 GB iPhone 3GS will be available in all markets.
Update: Rogers has removed the 8 GB iPhone 3GS entry from the table, and Gizmodo has received a report from a Rogers spokesperson claiming that it was posted in error.
Portion of "iPhone Comparison" chart from Rogers Wireless
(iPhone 3GS on left, iPhone 3G on right)
The comparison chart currently appears to be the only portion of Rogers' public site reflecting the existence of an 8 GB iPhone 3GS model, as other description pages and the site's ordering system list only the 16 GB and 32 GB models.
The screenshots that surfaced last week appear to reveal that Rogers is working to sell through its existing stock of the 8 GB iPhone 3G before transitioning to the new iPhone 3GS at the same capacity. Pricing for the new model remains unknown, and it is unclear whether the new 8 GB iPhone 3GS will be available in all markets.
Update: Rogers has removed the 8 GB iPhone 3GS entry from the table, and Gizmodo has received a report from a Rogers spokesperson claiming that it was posted in error.
You're right, there is no 8GB 3G s iPhone. There is a formatting error on our website. It is being corrected asap
Rogers, however, likely wouldn't be able to confirm the existence of a new iPhone model without the express permission of Apple, which would almost certainly want to make the announcement itself. Whether Rogers is being truthful about the situation or covering for the screenshot leak and a pre-mature publication of the comparison chart, possibly due to its contractual obligations with Apple, remains unknown.Top Rated Comments
(View all)33 months ago
I guess Apple ran out of the 6 GB 3G's finally.
Don
What? Apple iPhone's came in 6GB??? :confused::confused::confused:
33 months ago
I guess it makes sense to retire the 3G and introduce a 'value priced' 3GS. Not everyone needs a ton of memory.
My 16GB 3G has 12GB of free space.
My 16GB 3G has 12GB of free space.
33 months ago
Are we sure those columns don't differentiate a 3G vs. a 3GS? It seems to me the check marks indicate a model difference.
33 months ago
blah they should have made it earlier.
I could have avoid paying the extra $200 upgrade price from my 8gb 3g to 16gb 3gs..
I could have avoid paying the extra $200 upgrade price from my 8gb 3g to 16gb 3gs..
33 months ago
Are we sure those columns don't differentiate a 3G vs. a 3GS? It seems to me the check marks indicate a model difference.
The blue check marks signify AVAILABILITY and nothing else....:eek::eek::eek:
33 months ago
It will definitely be $99. Like that number means anything, though.
That would be nice in addition to a lower priced data plan.
33 months ago
i guess this is ok, who wouldn't like to have a lower priced option..... but i think i still wouldn't go with an 8 gb i want space on my iphone for apps, music, and now (hopefully) BLUE-RAY!!!! i need space and i want everything on 1 device.... but thats just me....
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