But freedom doesn't come cheap
Published: 29 September 2008 10:46 GMT
Apple has made an unlocked version of the iPhone 3G available in Hong Kong, letting consumers choose whichever carrier they like.
This is in sharp contrast to Apple's policy for the almost every other country. Unlocked iPhones are rampant worldwide but that isn't something that Apple has sanctioned.
Freedom doesn't come cheap. The 8GB version is available for about $695, while the 16GB iPhone costs about $798, according to Apple's site.
The "iPhone 3G purchased at the Apple Online Store can be activated with any wireless carrier", the site states. "Simply insert the SIM from your current phone into iPhone 3G and connect to iTunes 8 to complete activation."
Original article: Apple selling unlocked iPhone 3G in Hong Kong from CNET News.com
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