Updated Sep. 14, 2012 at 7:36 a.m.
iPhone 5's sharper 4-inch screen. (Apple photo)
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San Francisco — The newest version of the smartphone will sell for $189.97 with a two-year contract. That's cheaper than the $199 price announced by Apple. Other retailers also will be selling the iPhone 5....
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San Francisco — The newest version of the smartphone will sell for $189.97 with a two-year contract. That's cheaper than the $199 price announced by Apple. Other retailers also will be selling the iPhone 5....
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In the future, we are hoping a buyer could create a deal for a product like this, share the deal and grow the group into a significant purchasing pool which will gain the attention of merchants having them compete for the group's business while driving the price down further, but with economic benefits to all parties at Flash Purchase.
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