p2pnet news | Mobiles:- Apple’s iPhone isn’t flying off the shelves.

At $600 for the 8-gig model, plus highly restrictive demands made on buyers such as forcing them to open iTunes accounts and sign on with AT&T for two years, that’s not surprising.

Now Apple boss Steve Jobs is desperately trying to turn things around.

In a breathless announcement at the Moscone West Apple wunderfest, “to get ready for the holidays here’s what we’re going to do,” Jobs told the audience which, according to Engadget, live-blogging the event, looked like it was half Apple employees.

“Starting today effective immediately, we’re pricing it at just $399.”

But, “what about the 4GB?” – wonder Engadget.

“Does that mean it’s being discontinued?”

Not exactly a burning question.

Meanwhile, Tough Luck, all you people who splashed out $600.

Slashdot it!

Also See:
Engadget – Steve Jobs live — Apple’s “The beat goes on” special event, September 5, 2007

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