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At Apple's recent press event no information regarding the European launch of the iPhone was forthcoming, other than Pascal Cagni, Apple Vice President of Europe, Middle East and Africa saying "it's coming".

However, the new US price of the iPod touch 16GB ($399) is the same as the iPhone 8GB ($399). The iPod touch 16GB is £269 in the UK. So is this going to be the price of the iPhone?

Because of the different network structures and deals, it's impossible to say for sure. But it certainly sounds like a resonable proposition. It's certainly less than the £349/£399 I was planning to spend.

All Apple needs to do now is get it on the shelves and I'll have one.

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danbUK said on Monday, 10 September 2007

What if it comes with 16Gb and 3G like the dubious German T-mobile ad claims?

Will this be emough to justify the reduction in cost in the US but keep the original price here? ($599 converted using Apple's mysterious currency converter would be about £349)

THe as also claims a release date of 12th November. To my weary mind that feels like a eternity away.

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