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8 GB iPhone 5c Packaging Label Shown in New Photo

Monday March 17, 2014 9:17 AM PDT by Eric Slivka

Following reports this morning claiming that Apple is introducing an 8 GB iPhone 5c tomorrow, Engadget has received a photo of what is said to be the label from the device's packaging.

The label is from a blue 8 GB iPhone 5c and carries a new part number of MG902 to go along with with the existing A1507 model number that is used on iPhone 5c devices sold in Europe and the Middle East for compatibility with cellular networks in those countries.

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MacFather

155 months ago

Deleted.

Score: 29 Votes (Like | Disagree)

Cougarcat

155 months ago

8 GB is very impractical when you need 1.5 GB just to install an update...

Score: 26 Votes (Like | Disagree)

jctech

155 months ago

Wow

Another even more useless iPhone 5c :apple:

Score: 21 Votes (Like | Disagree)

JerryCards

155 months ago

Memories are dirty cheap nowadays, 32GB chips only cost around $20 in retails. Apple will get them much cheaper. They should put much more in iPhones.

Score: 19 Votes (Like | Disagree)

Merkie

155 months ago

8GB is an insult to customers. 16GB barely cuts it when you're using the iPhone as it's supposed to be used (some music, some photos, some apps). :mad:

I know some people with an 8GB iPhone, and they're always running out of space. And these are light users, who only have a few apps and occasionally take a photo or two. I'd say 8GB devices are basically crippled out of the box.

Apple needs to stop this madness.

Score: 15 Votes (Like | Disagree)

Prof.

155 months ago

This is what pisses me off about Apple. As stated above, I can buy a 32GB thumb drive for around $20 - maybe even less on sale - and Apple is still offering an 8GB iPhone...:rolleyes::mad:

Score: 14 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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