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Originally Posted by Rathji
It does, which makes me wonder, will they even put effort into marketing it in NA since the target market for such a device is obviously in SE Asia?
edit: As soon as I posted, I realized the teen market would likely use this product heavily. Parents who buy iPhones would almost certainly be willing to pay for a cheap iPhone before they paid for a full featured one. For example, we bought my niece and nephew iPod Touches last Christmas for about $229 (I think?). I would have rather got them one of these phones for $300.
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It's interesting too, I think, that the lowest end iPod Touch keeps the Facetime HD camera at the expense of the rear facing camera - I'm not suggesting a low-cost iPhone wouldn't have a rear facing camera (because the hue and cry in 2013 over a phone lacking a camera would be a PR disaster), but that they've shown already which camera they value more highly.