Sydney Morning Herald: Apple shrinks the iPhone, but not the price tag
SMH uses WhistleOut survey findings showing how much Australians are willing to pay for a new phone.
New survey findings from tech comparison website WhistleOut in Australia saw 50 per cent of respondents saying $1000 is too much for a new phone. But a third of the people who expressed interest in an iPhone 12 were happy to pay up to $2000.
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