Its a slow-news day today but that doesn’t mean we’ll be stopping on delivering some interesting iPhone news. Take for example this report we’ve just uncovered from the blogopshere stating “one of the first iPhone 4 prototype is now currently being auctioned at eBay”.
How do we say its an iPhone 4 prototype? Well, it just so happens that the hardware of this ancestral device matches similarly with that infamous Gizmodo iPhone 4 of last year setting the company on a not-so-sweet relationship with Apple ever since.
Interestingly, this device has a “DF1692” number that can be seen on the unit’s front and back, which serves as a tracking number for Apple to locate the owner of that device. Obviously, it doesn’t matter now as this unit belongs to eBay.
However, if you’re that sane buyer who’ll realize that aside from the fact this phone is a “prototype”, there’s really nothing much you can do to it in terms of usability like an ordinary iPhone 4, since it can’t connect / be activated on iTunes and the seller doesn’t even know if its a 16GB or 32GB model.
The insane part? From its price of $70,100 a couple of hours ago, the bid now ballooned up to 1 million dollars which tells me a lot of trolls are only there for the sake of trolling the product. But who knows? Maybe richie rich will drop by and say hello to this page. What do you think?
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